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• catalog alternative "Selections from Buddhist literature".
• catalog contributor b3215067.
• catalog created "1952.".
• catalog date "1952".
• catalog date "1952.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1952.".
• catalog description "Bibliography: p. 185-189.".
• catalog description "Part One: Pali Buddhist literature: the life of Buddha -- I. Cosmic rejoicing at the incarnation of Buddha -- II. Memories of youth -- III. The legend of the four signs -- IV. Renunciation and the noble quest -- V. Asceticism tried and found wanting -- VI. Temptation -- VII. The great enlightenment -- VIII. The chain of causation -- IX. Buddha's earliest preaching -- X. The ordination of Yasa -- XI. Ordination by the threefold refuge -- XII. Conversion of the two chief disciples -- XIII. The last days and death of Buddha -- Part Two: Pali Buddhist literature: early teachings -- XIV. The fire discourse -- XV. Our bursting bonds asunder -- XVI. The questions of Malunkya-putta -- XVII. The questions of Vacchagotta -- XVIII. Consciousness a process only -- XIX. The Dhammapada -- XX. The wise do not grieve -- XXI. The true conquest -- Part Three: Sanskrit and Chinese Buddhist literature -- XXII. The Bodhisattva ideal -- XXIII. In praise of the Buddhas -- XXIV. Buddhist proverbs -- XXV. Essence of the wisdom sutra -- XXVI. Conclusion of the diamond sutra -- XXVII. The prodigal son and the seeking father -- XXVIII. Buddha the life-giving rain cloud -- XXIX. The white lotus ode -- XXX. Philosophical idealism -- XXXI. True doctrine should stand the test -- Part Four: Japanese Buddhist literature -- XXXII. Honen's quest for salvation -- XXXIII. Shinran's confession -- XXXIV. Hakuin's song of meditation -- XXXV. Nichiren's vow -- XXXVI. The ideal Buddhist layman -- XXXVII. Philosophy of dialectical criticism -- Part Five: Tibetan Buddhist literature -- XXXVIII. The story of the Bodhisat Visvantara -- XXXIX. Aphorisms from the tree of wisdom -- Appendix: The ceremony of ordination in modern Siam.".
• catalog extent "xxviii, 189 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "Buddhism, a religion of infinite compassion.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Buddhism, a religion of infinite compassion.".
• catalog isPartOf "Library of religion ; v. 1.".
• catalog isPartOf "The Library of religion, v. 1".
• catalog issued "1952".
• catalog issued "1952.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, Liberal Arts Press,".
• catalog relation "Buddhism, a religion of infinite compassion.".
• catalog subject "294.3".
• catalog subject "BL1410 .H3 1952".
• catalog subject "Buddhism Sacred books.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part One: Pali Buddhist literature: the life of Buddha -- I. Cosmic rejoicing at the incarnation of Buddha -- II. Memories of youth -- III. The legend of the four signs -- IV. Renunciation and the noble quest -- V. Asceticism tried and found wanting -- VI. Temptation -- VII. The great enlightenment -- VIII. The chain of causation -- IX. Buddha's earliest preaching -- X. The ordination of Yasa -- XI. Ordination by the threefold refuge -- XII. Conversion of the two chief disciples -- XIII. The last days and death of Buddha -- Part Two: Pali Buddhist literature: early teachings -- XIV. The fire discourse -- XV. Our bursting bonds asunder -- XVI. The questions of Malunkya-putta -- XVII. The questions of Vacchagotta -- XVIII. Consciousness a process only -- XIX. The Dhammapada -- XX. The wise do not grieve -- XXI. The true conquest -- Part Three: Sanskrit and Chinese Buddhist literature -- XXII. The Bodhisattva ideal -- XXIII. In praise of the Buddhas -- XXIV. Buddhist proverbs -- XXV. Essence of the wisdom sutra -- XXVI. Conclusion of the diamond sutra -- XXVII. The prodigal son and the seeking father -- XXVIII. Buddha the life-giving rain cloud -- XXIX. The white lotus ode -- XXX. Philosophical idealism -- XXXI. True doctrine should stand the test -- Part Four: Japanese Buddhist literature -- XXXII. Honen's quest for salvation -- XXXIII. Shinran's confession -- XXXIV. Hakuin's song of meditation -- XXXV. Nichiren's vow -- XXXVI. The ideal Buddhist layman -- XXXVII. Philosophy of dialectical criticism -- Part Five: Tibetan Buddhist literature -- XXXVIII. The story of the Bodhisat Visvantara -- XXXIX. Aphorisms from the tree of wisdom -- Appendix: The ceremony of ordination in modern Siam.".
• catalog title "Buddhism, a religion of infinite compassion; selections from Buddhist literature.".
• catalog title "Selections from Buddhist literature".
• catalog type "Sacred books. fast".
• catalog type "text".