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CHAPTER XX.
KOSALA AND ŚRAVASTI. THE JETAVANA VIHARA AND OTHER MEMORIALS AND
LEGENDS OF BUDDHA. SYMPATHY OF the monks WITH THE PILGRIMS.
CHAPTER XXI.
THE THREE PREDECESSORS OF ŚÂKYAMUNI IN THE BUDDHASHIP
CHAPTER XXII.
KAPILAVASTU. ITS DESOLATION. LEGENDS of Buddha's BIRTH, AND OTHER
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WHERE BUDDHA FINALLY RENOUNCED THE WORLD, AND WHERE HE DIED.
CHAPTER XXV.
VAISALI. THE TOPE CALLED 'WEAPONS LAID DOWN.' THE COUNCIL OF
VAIŚÂLÎ .
CHAPTER XXVI.
REMARKABLE DEATH OF ÂNANDA
CHAPTER XXVII.
PÂȚALIPUTTRA, OR PATNA, IN MAGADHA.
PALACE AND HALLS. THE BUDDHIST BRAHMAN, RÂDHASÂMI. DIS-
KING ASOKA'S SPIRIT-BUILT
PENSARIES AND HOSPITALS
CHAPTER XXVIII.
RAJAGRIHA, NEW AND OLD. LEGENDS AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED WITH IT.
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THE ŚRATAPARŅA CAVE, OR CAVE OF THE FIRST COUNCIL. LEGENDS.
SUICIDE OF A BHIKSHU
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CHAPTER XXXI.
GAYA. SAKYAMUNI'S ATTAINING TO THE BUDDHASHIP; AND OTHER LEGENDS.
CHAPTER XXXII.
LEGEND OF KING ASOKA IN A FORMER BIRTH, AND HIS NARAKA
CHAPTER XXXIII.
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MOUNT GURUPADA, WHERE KAŚYAPA BUDDHA'S ENTIRE SKELETON IS
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CHAPTER XXXIV.
ON THE WAY BACK TO PATNA. VÂRÂṆASÎ, OR BENARES. ŚAKYAMUNI'S
FIRST DOINGS AFTER BECOMING BUDDHA
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CHAPTER XXXV.
DAKSHINA, AND THE PIGEON MONASTERY
CHAPTER XXXVI.
IN PATNA. FA-HIEN'S LABOURS IN TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUSCRIPTS, AND
INDIAN STUDIES FOR THREE YEARS
CHAPTER XXXVII.
TO CHAMPÂ AND TÂMALIPTÎ. STAY AND LABOURS THERE FOR THREE
YEARS. TAKES SHIP TO SINGHALA, OR CEYLON
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
AT CEYLON. RISE OF THE KINGDOM. FEATS OF BUDDHA.
MONASTERIES. STATUE OF BUDDHA IN JADE. BO TREE.
BUDDHA'S TOOTH
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TOPES AND
FESTIVAL OF
ΙΟΙ
CREMATION OF AN ARHAT. SERMON OF A DEVOTEE
CHAPTER XL.
AFTER TWO YEARS TAKES SHIP FOR CHINA. DISASTROUS PASSAGE TO Java;
AND THENCE TO CHINA; ARRIVES AT SHAN-TUNG; AND GOES TO
NANKING. CONCLUSION OR L'ENVOI BY ANOTHER WRITER
BUDDHA JUST BORN, WITH THE NÂGAS SUPPLYING WATER TO WASH HIM.
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THE DEVAS CELEBRATING THE ATTAINMENT OF THE BUDDHASHIP. To face the Title
JAMES LEGGE, M. A., LL. D.
PROFESSOR OF THE CHINESE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE