Buddha: His Life, his Doctrine, his Order c6: Chapter III.

Buddha: His Life, his Doctrine, his Order c6

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Chapter III.

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THE TENET OF THE PATH TO THE EXTINCTION OF SUFFERING** . . . . . . 286--330

Duties to others, p. 286. The three categories of uprightness, self-concentration, and wisdom, p. 288. Prohibitions and commands, p. 290. Love and compassion, p. 292. Story of Long-life and Long-grief, p. 293. Story of Kunâla, p. 296. Beneficence: the story of Vessantara, p. 302. The story of The Wise Hare, p. 303.

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Moral self-culture, p. 305.

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Mâra, the Evil One, p. 309.

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PART III.

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THE ORDER OF BUDDHA'S DISCIPLES.

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The constitution of the Order and its codes of laws, p. 332. The Order and the Dioceses. Admission and withdrawal, p. 336. Property. Clothing. Dwelling. Maintenance, p. 354. The Cultus, p. 369. The Order of Nuns, p. 377. The spiritual Order and the lay-world, p. 381.

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EXCURSUS.

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FIRST EXCURSUS.

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ON THE RELATIVE GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION OF VEDIC AND BUDDHIST CULTURE . . . . . 391—411

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Separate demarcation of Aryan and Vedic culture, p. 391. The enumeration of peoples in the Aitareya Brâhmana Texts, p. 392. Ditto in Manu, p. 393. The stocks mentioned in the Brâhmana Texts, p. 395. The Kurus, p. 396. Yâjnavalkya and the Videhas, p. 397. The legend of Agni Vaiçvânara, p. 399. The Magadhas, p. 400. The stocks named in the Rik-Samhitâ, p. 401. The Turvaças, p. 404. The Tritsu-Bharatas, p. 405.

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SECOND EXCURSUS.

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NOTES AND AUTHORITIES ON THE HISTORY OF BUDDHA'S YOUTH . . . . . . . 411—426

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The Sakyas, p. 411. The name Gotama, p. 413. Buddha not a king's son, p. 416. His youth and departure from Kapilavatthu, p. 417. The period from Pabbajjâ to Sambodhi, p. 420. The Sambodhi, p. 424.