anīcidarśin

saint. E. anīci(?) and darśin. (The reading of this word

is doubtful, and the correct form is probably avīcidarśin;

from avīci the last of the eight fiery hells of the Bud-

dhists and darśin, ‘seeing’; as an Arhat, who has made

himself conversant with the whole doctrine of Sākyamuni,

is promised to penetrate with his sight all the worlds,

‘from the highest summit of existence, down to the great

hell Avīchi’.)