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Table of Contents
Table of Contents: Abbreviations
Table of Contents: {The Three Characteristics}
Table of Contents: General Introduction
Table of Contents: Introductory Discourse
Table of Contents: The Story of Sumedha
Table of Contents: A List of former Buddhas
Table of Contents: The Characteristics of a Future Buddha
Table of Contents: The Birth of The Buddha
Table of Contents: The young Gotamid Prince
Table of Contents: The Great Retirement
Table of Contents: The Great Struggle
Table of Contents: The Attainment of Buddhaship
Table of Contents: First Events after the Attainment of Buddhaship
Table of Contents: The Conversion of Sâriputta and Moggallâna
Table of Contents: The Buddha's daily Habits
Table of Contents: The Death of The Buddha
Table of Contents: Introductory Discourse
Table of Contents: Questions which tend not to Edification
Table of Contents: King Milinda and Nâgasena come to an Understanding
Table of Contents: There is no Ego
Table of Contents: All Signs of an Ego are Absent
Table of Contents: No continuous Personal Identity
Table of Contents: The Mind less permanent than the Body
Table of Contents: What is Unity or One?
Table of Contents: Analyis of the Human Being
Table of Contents: The Composition of the Body
Table of Contents: On getting Angry
Table of Contents: The Origin and Cessation of the Human Being
Table of Contents: Inanimate Nature
Table of Contents: The Middle Doctrine
Table of Contents: Ignorance
Table of Contents: Karma
Table of Contents: Consciousness
Table of Contents: Name and Form
Table of Contents: The Six Organs of Sense
Table of Contents: Contact
Table of Contents: Sensation
Table of Contents: Desire
Table of Contents: Attachment
Table of Contents: Existence
Table of Contents: Birth etc.
Table of Contents: Discussion of Dependent Origination
Table of Contents: Introductory Discourse
Table of Contents: Be a Friend to Yourself
Table of Contents: The cause of Inequality in the World
Table of Contents: Fruitful and barren Karma
Table of Contents: The Death of Moggallâna
Table of Contents: Good and bad Karma
Table of Contents: How to obtain Wealth, Beauty, and Social Position
Table of Contents: The Round of Existence
Table of Contents: Cause of Rebirth
Table of Contents: Is this to be my Last Existence?
Table of Contents: Rebirth is not Transmigration
Table of Contents: Reflections on Existence
Table of Contents: Different kinds of Death
Table of Contents: How Existence in Hell is Possible
Table of Contents: Death's Messengers
Table of Contents: The Ass in the Lion's Skin
Table of Contents: The devoted Wife
Table of Contents: Friendship
Table of Contents: Virtue is its own Reward
Table of Contents: The Hare-mark in the Moon
Table of Contents: Introductory Discourse
Table of Contents: The Way of Purity
Table of Contents: Concentration
Table of Contents: The Thirty-one Grades of Being
Table of Contents: The Forty Subjects of Meditation
Table of Contents: The Earth-kasina
Table of Contents: Beauty is but Skin-deep
Table of Contents: The Conversion of Animals
Table of Contents: Love for Animals
Table of Contents: The Six High Powers
Table of Contents: Spiritual Law in the Natural World
Table of Contents: Going Further and Faring Worse
Table of Contents: Sâriputta and the Two Demons
Table of Contents: World-cycles
Table of Contents: Wisdom
Table of Contents: The Summum Bonum
Table of Contents: Mâra as Plowman
Table of Contents: The Fire-Sermon
Table of Contents: The Four Intent Contemplations
Table of Contents: The Attainment of the Paths
Table of Contents: Nirvana to be attained at Death
Table of Contents: The Attainment of Nirvana by Godhika
Table of Contents: The Trance of Cessation
Table of Contents: The Attainment of Nirvana
Table of Contents: Introductory Discourse
Table of Contents: Conduct
Table of Contents: The Admission and Ordination Ceremonies
Table of Contents: The Serpent who wanted to be a Priest
Table of Contents: The Buddhist Confession of Priests
Table of Contents: The Order receive leave to dwell in Houses
Table of Contents: Residence during the Rainy Season
Table of Contents: The Mendicant Ideal
Table of Contents: The Value of Training in Religion
Table of Contents: The colorless Life
Table of Contents: Can the Saint suffer?
Table of Contents: The Body is an open Sore
Table of Contents: Heaven not the Highest Good
Table of Contents: The Saints Superior to the Gods
Table of Contents: The Anger-eating Demon
Table of Contents: Contentment is Riches
Table of Contents: The Story of a Priest
Table of Contents: The young Stone-Thrower
Table of Contents: "And hate not his father and mother"
Table of Contents: No Buddhist should commit Suicide
Table of Contents: The Admission of Women to the Order
Table of Contents: A Family of Magicians
Table of Contents: The Story of Visâkhâ
Table of Contents: The Buddhist Apocalypse
Table of Contents: The Five Groups

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BUDDHISM

IN TRANSLATIONS

Passages Selected from the Buddhist Sacred Books

and Translated from the Original Pâli into English by

Henry Clarke Warren

Published by Harvard University Press {1896}

TO MY FRIEND AND TEACHER

Charles Rockwell Lanmann

THIS VOLUME IS DEDICATED

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