Record of the Buddhistic Kingdoms
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And now when they 9. Mr. Beal says " while lamps shoue out day after day with unfading splendor," by which he does not do justice to i^ B^ which means that the lamps were kept burning all night.
10. Mr. Beal says "gnawing at the wick," but the character ^ implies running off with the wick in its mouth.
11. Mr. Beal wrongly gives. " supposing that the sandal wood figure had also been consumed." 12. Mr. Beal, servilely copying Bemusat, has here committed one of his most glorious blunders. We will... give the text of the whole passage. ^ M ^ M: ^J] M M M ^ "k 1$^ "W 1& Mr. Beal gives " When Pah Hian and To Ching arrived at this chapel of Chi-^u, they were much affected to think that this was the spot in which Buddha had passed twenty-five years of his life.
Around them stood many strangers, all occupied in similar reflec - a RECORD OP THE saw Buddha's vacant place, their hearts were moved to grief. The priests who hved there came forth and asked Pa Hsien, saying, " Prom what nation do you come ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now when they 9. Mr. Beal says " while lamps shoue out day after day with unfading splendor," by which he does not do justice to i^ B^ which means that the lamps were kept burning all night.
10. Mr. Beal says "gnawing at the wick," but the character ^ implies running off with the wick in its mouth.
11. Mr. Beal wrongly gives. " supposing that the sandal wood figure had also been consumed." 12. Mr. Beal, servilely copying Bemusat, has here committed one of his most glorious blunders. We will... give the text of the whole passage. ^ M ^ M: ^J] M M M ^ "k 1$^ "W 1& Mr. Beal gives " When Pah Hian and To Ching arrived at this chapel of Chi-^u, they were much affected to think that this was the spot in which Buddha had passed twenty-five years of his life.
Around them stood many strangers, all occupied in similar reflec - a RECORD OP THE saw Buddha's vacant place, their hearts were moved to grief. The priests who hved there came forth and asked Pa Hsien, saying, " Prom what nation do you come ?
What to read after Record of the Buddhistic Kingdoms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giles Herbert Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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