Abstract of Four Lectures on Buddhist Literature in China: Delivered at University College, LondonTrübner & Company, 1882 - 185 pages |
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... Master , transforming himself , went to India , and entered Nir- vāna ; " another says , " The Master of the Laou people ( i.e. , the Taouists ) was Śâkya Muni . " Again , he contends that the falling rocks and stars in the reign of ...
... Master , transforming himself , went to India , and entered Nir- vāna ; " another says , " The Master of the Laou people ( i.e. , the Taouists ) was Śâkya Muni . " Again , he contends that the falling rocks and stars in the reign of ...
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... master , Kumāra- jiva , was called the Great Vibasha ( Barbarian ) ; he translated from A.D. 402 to A.D. 412 altogether 4 works in 69 chapters . ( 5 ) The Shaman Fo - ye - to - lo ( Punyatara ) , a Cophene man , resided in China A.D. ...
... master , Kumāra- jiva , was called the Great Vibasha ( Barbarian ) ; he translated from A.D. 402 to A.D. 412 altogether 4 works in 69 chapters . ( 5 ) The Shaman Fo - ye - to - lo ( Punyatara ) , a Cophene man , resided in China A.D. ...
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... masters , both the Little and Great Vehicle . After visiting more than thirty countries , he returned homewards , having been away some twenty years , and arriving at the River Loh ( in Honan , a tributary of the Yellow River ) , [ he ...
... masters , both the Little and Great Vehicle . After visiting more than thirty countries , he returned homewards , having been away some twenty years , and arriving at the River Loh ( in Honan , a tributary of the Yellow River ) , [ he ...
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... Master as they were at one time known throughout India , and that the Sanscrit versions known in Nepal were translations , not from these Pāli Scriptures alone , but from works carried beyond the reach of persecution by Buddhist ...
... Master as they were at one time known throughout India , and that the Sanscrit versions known in Nepal were translations , not from these Pāli Scriptures alone , but from works carried beyond the reach of persecution by Buddhist ...
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... master and told him the circumstance . On this Buddha summoning the Samgha to a council , addressed them on the happiness of contentment and submission , and then added : From this time forward I permit you to eat food fit to be given ...
... master and told him the circumstance . On this Buddha summoning the Samgha to a council , addressed them on the happiness of contentment and submission , and then added : From this time forward I permit you to eat food fit to be given ...
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