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Buddhism in Translations - Table of Contents

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CONTENTS

Abbreviations {The Three Characteristics}General Introduction Introductory Discourse The Story of Sumedha A List of former Buddhas The Characteristics of a Future Buddha The Birth of The Buddha The young Gotamid Prince The Great Retirement The Great Struggle The Attainment of Buddhaship First Events after the Attainment of Buddhaship The Conversion of Sâriputta and Moggallâna The Buddha's daily Habits The Death of The Buddha Introductory Discourse Questions which tend not to Edification King Milinda and Nâgasena come to an Understanding There is no Ego All Signs of an Ego are Absent No continuous Personal Identity The Mind less permanent than the Body What is Unity or One?Analyis of the Human Being The Composition of the Body On getting Angry The Origin and Cessation of the Human Being Inanimate Nature The Middle Doctrine Ignorance Karma Consciousness Name and Form The Six Organs of Sense Contact Sensation Desire Attachment Existence Birth etc.Discussion of Dependent Origination Introductory Discourse Be a Friend to Yourself The cause of Inequality in the World Fruitful and barren Karma The Death of Moggallâna Good and bad Karma How to obtain Wealth, Beauty, and Social Position The Round of Existence Cause of Rebirth Is this to be my Last Existence?Rebirth is not Transmigration Reflections on Existence Different kinds of Death How Existence in Hell is Possible Death's Messengers The Ass in the Lion's Skin The devoted Wife Friendship Virtue is its own Reward The Hare-mark in the Moon Introductory Discourse The Way of Purity Concentration The Thirty-one Grades of Being The Forty Subjects of Meditation The Earth-kasina Beauty is but Skin-deep The Conversion of Animals Love for Animals The Six High Powers Spiritual Law in the Natural World Going Further and Faring Worse Sâriputta and the Two Demons World-cycles Wisdom The Summum Bonum Mâra as Plowman The Fire-Sermon The Four Intent Contemplations The Attainment of the Paths Nirvana to be attained at Death The Attainment of Nirvana by Godhika The Trance of Cessation The Attainment of Nirvana Introductory Discourse Conduct The Admission and Ordination Ceremonies The Serpent who wanted to be a Priest The Buddhist Confession of Priests The Order receive leave to dwell in Houses Residence during the Rainy Season The Mendicant Ideal The Value of Training in Religion The colorless Life Can the Saint suffer?The Body is an open Sore Heaven not the Highest Good The Saints Superior to the Gods The Anger-eating Demon Contentment is Riches The Story of a Priest The young Stone-Thrower "And hate not his father and mother"No Buddhist should commit Suicide The Admission of Women to the Order A Family of Magicians The Story of Visâkhâ The Buddhist Apocalypse The Five Groups