Biruma butsuden : Bidandē-shi /

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The sacred books of the East.

Tâoism. The sacred books of China. The texts of Tâoism. In vol. 39, 4âry-Upanishads. In vol. I, 15.--Vedânta-Sûtras. With the commentary by Saṅkarâkaarya. In vol. 34, 38, 48.--Vedic hymns. In vol. 32, 46.--Vinaya text. Translated from the Pâli.l In vol. 13, 17, 20.--Vishnu. The institutes of Vishnu. In vol. 7.--Zend-Avesta. In vol. 4, 23, 31.--A general index to the names and subject-matter, comiled by M. Winternitz. In vol. 50.

Shaka

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Buddhism and Buddhist pilgrims; a review of M. Stanislas Julien's "Voyages des pèlerins boudhistes."

A review of Stanilas Julien's translation of Hui-li's biography of Hsüan-tsang and his travels in India.

Stupa 2, excavated artifact, The Bimaran Reliquary

Bimaran, Darunta, Afghanistan; 2 9/16 in.x 2 19/32 in.; gold with garnets

Stupa 2, excavated artifact, The Bimaran Reliquary

Bimaran, Darunta, Afghanistan; 2 9/16 in.x 2 19/32 in.; repoussé, gold and garnets

Translations from the Chinese and Armenian,

Each work has special t.p.

Chewu chan shi yi gao : 2 juan /

Chong kan.

Spiritual heroes : a study of some of the world's prophets /

Jeremiah, the prophet of Israel.--The Buddha, the prince of mysticism.--Socrates, the champion of intellectual piety.--Jesus, the preacher of the kingdom of God.--St. Paul, the apostle of a universal religion.--Marcus Aurelius, the philosopher of a dying world.--Augustine, the schoolmaster of the middle ages.--Mohammed, the revivalist of Semitism.--Martin Luther, and the dawn of the modern age.

Butsuda no hikari /

Title on added t.p.: The light of Buddha.

The path of light;

A translation of the Kārikās, or metrical summary of the main themes of Sānti deva's other great work, the Sikshāsamunchchaya is appended.

Sacred books of the East, with critical and biographical sketches

On cover: Edition de luxe.

Korean Buddhism, history -- condition -- art: three lectures

Bibliography: p. 97.

The Dharma-samgraha,

"Ascribed to Nâgârguna"--Pref.

Si-do-in-dzou; gestes de l'officiant dans les cérémonies mystiques des sectes Tendaï et Singon, d'après le commentaire de m. Horiou Toki ...

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