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Recent Translations of Buddhist Writings1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 November 2011

Albert J. Edmunds
Albert J. Edmunds
Affiliation:
Philadelphia
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In these volumes, Mrs. Rhys Davids has added to the debt which all students of Buddhist literature are under to herself and her husband. The two volumes of Psalms are canonical, while the Compendium of Philosophy is an interesting and esteemed epitome of that third section of the Buddhist canon, the Abhidharma, about which the sects differed so much.

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Research Article
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Harvard Theological Review , Volume 7 , Issue 2 , April 1914 , pp. 245 - 260
Copyright
Copyright © President and Fellows of Harvard College 1914

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References

2 London, 1913.

3 Chicago, 1902.

4 Brethren, pp. 180, 266, and xxiv.

5 Psalms of the Brethren, p. 36, note.

6 See Buddhist Texts in John, John 7 38; 12 34.

7 So Mrs. Rhys Davids and her husband now write this word.

8 Psalms of the Sisters, p. 130.

9 Psalms of the Sisters, p. 85.

10 P. 110.

11 Sisters, p. 14.

12 Sisters, p. 85.

13 The Wei Annals of China, according to Franke, in The Indian Antiquary, 1906.

14 Psalms of the Sisters, p. 45.