Lalit Vistara

Author(s): Rajendralala Mitra
Publisher: Asiatic Society

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CHAPTER 1. 20 Ratya bermavipulakírttı. 43 Meghajvara. 30 Tishya.
11. Suparavarna 31 Pushr..
fá frnstejas. 02 Loka-undar::.
16 Slikayajagámí. 33 Vidt nhabhla.
17 Luhabbianita. 11 Hil ti.
Justru. 33 l'irateji
19 Simula 36 B adjas
50 rcliit. 37 S3
o Silli. 39 Sum ini.
32 livabini. 39 hesla
3 แtit 14"ไนเlit. 10 Suchhujus
ül skammi. 41 Predattata
56 Ky". 19 Curari: 36. Juniyni.... The the division of the Buddha scrip turos moutono lakos (uote #1 17) 1.4 oferece to the nature of the voljects they treat of With the reward to hold forth to idir followers to arrebaser into var librus or media of Irwinxpwrt-translations, - the Bandilha
d a wn of rward and penishment, in moordaue, with its in tr igration, trata ing of different state or sig, of ex-nce through which an ndept in Buildinin mu p ere he obtain ly tinal recompense. This adaptation of 1 trin for disent rader of intellert in a Connterpart of the Bralm.nilimpentation while bax its corennonials (Karmakinalus) for the worant, and its mtellectual cloration (Jninakunda) for the learned
According to the mo-t approval authorities there aro More translations, the less, the moun, and the great-- lirt leading ruccivo. ly lo birth among un, demon- and none; the Acond, to deliverancu from pain and budily cxixtono; in the third to final emancipation, and the power to emancipato others from pain. For a lucid account of the different translations I mus! refer the reader to the work I have alreuls so oftra quoted. All the intormation hitlerto punto soused on the main points of Buddha history, (and a great deal more,) has been collected in it in so completo a lapu that it would be an unpardonable affectation in me, to mar its value by partial quotation in a work wbich bus do pretension to original