The New Encyclopædia Britannica: In 32 Volumes. A-ak - Bayes, Volume 1Philip W. Goetz, Dale H. Hoiberg, Robert MacHenry Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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Page 268
... Yangtze. die after three months and asked him to assemble in the hall at Mahāvana all the monks who were at that time re- siding in the neighbourhood of Vesālī . At this meeting , the Buddha advised the monks to follow what he had taught ...
... Yangtze. die after three months and asked him to assemble in the hall at Mahāvana all the monks who were at that time re- siding in the neighbourhood of Vesālī . At this meeting , the Buddha advised the monks to follow what he had taught ...
Page 269
... Yangtze Sukothai Bangkok CHENLA Angkor Wat. Buddha reproached him and laid down a rule that his disciples should not perform miracles before the laity . In his view , the greatest miracle was to explain the truth and to make people ...
... Yangtze Sukothai Bangkok CHENLA Angkor Wat. Buddha reproached him and laid down a rule that his disciples should not perform miracles before the laity . In his view , the greatest miracle was to explain the truth and to make people ...
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... Yangtze Sukothai Bangkok CHENLA Angkor Wat temple complex Palembang Visits of Chinese pilgrims The main sources of Buddhist influence. in the heart of the fierce fires of lust , anger , and delusion . But nirvana is not extinction , and ...
... Yangtze Sukothai Bangkok CHENLA Angkor Wat temple complex Palembang Visits of Chinese pilgrims The main sources of Buddhist influence. in the heart of the fierce fires of lust , anger , and delusion . But nirvana is not extinction , and ...
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