The Buddha-karita of Asvaghosha /

Translation by the editor pub. in the Sacred books of the East, v. 49.

Eastern monachism: an account of the origin, laws, discipline, sacred writings, mysterious rites, religious ceremonies, and present circumstances, of the order of mendicants founded by Go̲tama Budha, (compiled from Singhalese mss. and other original sources of information); with comparative notices of the ... western ascetics, and a review of the monastic system.

Mode of access: Internet.

Introduction à l'histoire du buddhisme indien /

The continuation of this work appeared under the title: Le lotus de la bonne loi, Paris, 1852.

The Dîpavaṃsa : an ancient Buddhist historical record /

Introd. and translation in English ; text in Pali (romanized)

Buddhist texts from Japan;

Parts II-III want general t.-p.

The soul of a people;

A study of the life and belief of the Burmese.

Quelques pages de l'histoire religieuse du Japon;

Mode of access: Internet.

Goke sanshō yōromon /

Mode of access: Internet.

Wŏrin sŏkpo.

Sŏkpo sangjŏl sŏ -- Wŏrin sŏkpo sŏ -- Wŏrin sŏkpo kwŏn-1-2 -- Hunmin chŏngŭm.

Introduction à l'histoire du buddhisme indien,

The continuation of this work appeared under the title: Le lotus de la bonne loi, Paris, 1852.

Uten kokushi /

Uten-koku shi (genbun Chibettogo)--Sō Kahanidana no Uten kengi (genbun Chibettogo)--Uten-koku Bukkyō shi no kenkyū.

[Selected offprints].

Chiefly in German; one in Latin.

The Buddhist review.

Mode of access: Internet.

Religion & art; a study in the evolution of sculpture, painting and architecture,

Translation of: Religione e arte figurata.

A cross-cultural study of the role of religion in consumers' ethical positions

Purpose - Previous studies have looked at how socio-economic and political factors play a role in consumers' ethical positions, but few have considered the role of religion which is a major driver of ethics. This paper seeks to address this. Design/methodology/approach - From a survey of over 700 consumers this paper explores the similarities and differences between consumers' ethical positions in three different religions namely; Christian (from three countries), Islam, and Buddhism. Findings - It was found that a reduced item scale measuring the two factors of Forsyth's idealism and relativism was applicable in all five religions, but variations were seen because of religious teachings. In particular, Austrian Christians were significantly less idealistic and relativistic than all other religions, even other Christians from the United States and Britain. Research limitations/implications - The results have implications for measuring ethical positions internationally and for developing ethically based marketing messages and products. Originality/value - The paper shows for the first time how ethical positions are affected by religions and should be of interest to marketers involved in ethics research and ethical marketing.