Oriental Literature: The literature of China, ed. by E. Wilson

Richard James Horatio Gottheil, Epiphanius Wilson

Colonial Press, 1899

For contents, see Title Catalog.

BOOK	7

Abuse of Proprieties in Ceremonial and Music	14

More CharacteristicsWisdomPhilanthropy	27

Sayings of TsangSentences of the Master	36

Comparative Worth of His Disciples	48

Answers on the Art of GoverningConsistency	58

Practical WisdomReciprocity the Rule of Life	70

The Master Induced to Take OfficeNature and Habit	79

Where Buddha Renounced the World	246

The Kingdom of Vaisali	247

Remarkable Death of Ânanda	249

King Asokas Spiritbuilt Palace and Halls	250

Rajagriha New and OldLegends Connected with It	252

FâHien Passes a Night on Gridhrakuta Hill	253

Srataparna Cave or Cave of the First Council	254

Sakyamunis Attaining to the Buddhaship	256

Introduction 16	97

III and IV are omitted	109

Introduction	123

BOOK IITHE ODES OF SHAOU AND THE SOUTH	131

THE ODES OF CHING	143

THE ODES OF Tse PAGE	146

THE ODES OF TSIN	154

THE ODES OF KWEI	161

THE DECADE OF PIH HWA	172

THE DECADE OF KEFOO	176

THE DECADE OF PIH SHAN	183

The Decade OF Too JIN Sze	189

Greater Odes of the Kingdom	195

SACRIFICIAL ODES OF CHOW	201

CHAPTER	213

CHAPTER PAGE VII The Perilous Crossing of the Indus	221

Woochang or UdyanaTraces of Buddha	222

SoohotoLegends of Buddha	223

TakshasilaLegendsThe Four Great Topes	224

Festival of Buddhas Skullbone	226

Crossing the Indus to the East	228

Sympathy of Monks with the Pilgrims	229

Condition and Customs of Central India	230

Legend of the Trayastrimsas Heaven	233

Buddhas Subjects of Discourse	236

Legend of Buddhas Dantakashtha	237

The Three Predecessors of Sakyamuni	242

Legends of Buddhas Birth	243

Legends of Rama and its Tope	245

Legend of King Asoka in a Former Birth	258

Kasyapa Buddhas Skeleton on Mount Gurupada	260

On the Way Returning to Patna	261

Dakshina and the Pigeon Monastery	262

FâHiens Indian Studies	264

FâHiens Stay in Champa and Tamalipti	265

At CeylonFeats of BuddhaHis Statue in Jade	266

Cremation of an ArhatSermon of a Devotee	270

After Two Years FâHien Takes Ship for China	272

Conclusion	277

THE SORROWS OF	279

Introduction	281

Translators Preface	283

Dramatis Personæ	286

Prologue	287

Act First	290

Act Second	293

Act Third	298

Act Fourth	301

Introduction	3

Khaled and Djaida	13

The Absians and Fazareans	26

Introduction	49

The Tomb of Mano	55

The Song of Maisuna	61

To a Lady Weeping	67

THE SEVEN VOYAGES OF SINDBAD 95	95

ALADDINS WONDERFUL LAMP 136	136

Títol	Oriental Literature: The literature of China, ed. by E. Wilson Volum 4 de Oriental Literature, Richard James Horatio Gottheil Volums 36-39 de World's great classics
Editors	Richard James Horatio Gottheil, Epiphanius Wilson
Edició	revisada
Editor	Colonial Press, 1899
Original de	Universitat de Virgínia
Digitalitzat el	1 Oct. 2007

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