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Translator: Cowell, Edward B. (Edward Byles); Gough, Archibald Edward
The Sarva-Darsana-Samgraha. Translated by Cowell, Edward B. (Edward Byles); Gough, Archibald Edward. This historical English edition is listed by Project Gutenberg as public domain in the USA. Read the source text, search passages, and explore it with the reading assistant.
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PermalinkWith Notes and Indices by Prof. EDWARD SACHAU, University of Berlin.
Permalink[3 asterisks in triangle] The Arabic Original, with an Index of the Sanskrit Words, Edited by Professor SACHAU, is in the press.
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PermalinkTHE LIFE OF HIUEN TSIANG.
PermalinkBY THE SHAMANS HWUI LI AND YEN-TSUNG.
PermalinkWith a Preface containing an account of the Works of I-TSING.
PermalinkBY SAMUEL BEAL, B.A.
Permalink(Trin. Coll., Camb.); Professor of Chinese, University College, London; Rector of Wark, Northumberland, &c.
PermalinkAuthor of "Buddhist Records of the Western World," "The Romantic Legend of Sakya Buddha," &c.
PermalinkWhen the Pilgrim Hiuen Tsiang returned from his travels in India, he took up his abode in the Temple of "Great Benevolence;" this convent had been constructed by the Emperor in honour of the Empress, Wen-te-hau. After Hiuen Tsiang's death, his disciple, Hwui Li, composed a work which gave an account of his illustrious Master's travels; this work when he completed he buried, and refused to discover its place of concealment. But previous to his death he revealed its whereabouts to Yen-tsung, by whom it was finally revised and published. This is "The Life of Hiuen Tsiang." It is a valuable sequel to the Si-yu-ki, correcting and illustrating it in many particulars.
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PermalinkA SKETCH OF THE MODERN LANGUAGES OF OCEANIA.
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