Record of the Buddhistic Kingdoms Tr From the Chinese
Record of the Buddhistic Kingdoms Tr From the Chinese
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Mr. Beal translates ^ as " robbers, " apparently ignorant that this is the common term applied to thieves, rebels, and hostile armies alike.
10. For no earthly reason Mr. Beal elects to put this half of her speech in an interrogative form, — "Are you my children all ? " — thus spoiling the whole turn of the sentence. We are occasionally tempted to beheve that Mr. Beal indulges in these vagaries solely for the sake of differing from Ilemusat.
• BUDDHISTIC KINGDOMS. 69 jets of milk "which fell in...to the mouths of her thousand sons. Then they knew that she was their mother and laid down their bows and other weapons. The two kings, their fathers, by meditating upon these circumstances attained the state of P'i-chih Buddhas, and the pagoda built in memory of them is still in existence. Afterwards, when the world- honoured One attained wisdom, he said to his disciples " This is where formerly in my time the ''bows and weapons were laid down. " ^ ^ Thus posterity came to know, and built a pagoda on tho spot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Beal translates ^ as " robbers, " apparently ignorant that this is the common term applied to thieves, rebels, and hostile armies alike.
10. For no earthly reason Mr. Beal elects to put this half of her speech in an interrogative form, — "Are you my children all ? " — thus spoiling the whole turn of the sentence. We are occasionally tempted to beheve that Mr. Beal indulges in these vagaries solely for the sake of differing from Ilemusat.
• BUDDHISTIC KINGDOMS. 69 jets of milk "which fell in...to the mouths of her thousand sons. Then they knew that she was their mother and laid down their bows and other weapons. The two kings, their fathers, by meditating upon these circumstances attained the state of P'i-chih Buddhas, and the pagoda built in memory of them is still in existence. Afterwards, when the world- honoured One attained wisdom, he said to his disciples " This is where formerly in my time the ''bows and weapons were laid down. " ^ ^ Thus posterity came to know, and built a pagoda on tho spot.
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