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 1 Forew             |  Suzuki, D.Litt., Professor of Buddhist Philosophy in the Otani
 2 Forew             |   greatest living authority on Buddhist philosophy, and is certainly
 3 Forew             |     the readers of The Eastern Buddhist (1921-1939), until the publication
 4 Forew             |        than a scholar; he is a Buddhist. Though not a priest of
 5 Forew             |     Though not a priest of any Buddhist sect, he is honoured in
 6 Forew             |        with the author for the Buddhist Society, London--my wife
 7 Forew             |       beyond the powers of the Buddhist Society, and we therefore
 8 Forew             |   other works published by the Buddhist Society prove that the interest
 9 Forew             |     HUMPHREYS~President of the Buddhist Society, London~1948~
10     1             |  meaning "verse" or "hymn". In Buddhist literature it is used to
11     3,      1  (2)|      we must remember that the Buddhist principle of analysis is
12     3,      1  (5)|    refer to the six senses. In Buddhist philosophy, mind (manovijnana)
13     3,      1  (8)|   quite frequently met with in Buddhist literature to avoid repetition
14     3,      4     |        truth is the aim of the Buddhist life.~By "what is seen of
15     4             |        on Zen from the rest of Buddhist literature. But as time
16     4,      2  (2)|        trying to translate the Buddhist Sanskrit works into Chinese,
17     4,      2  (2)|       form among the technical Buddhist terminology. If we could
18     4,      3     |       the twelve divisions [of Buddhist literature]-these are all
19     4,      4  (1)|                   According to Buddhist philosophy, existence is
20     4,      4     |     the "abrupt" school of the Buddhist teaching,~What a pity that
21     4,      5     |      of great influence in the Buddhist world of the time, and he
22     4,      5     |    itself as one of the strong Buddhist movements created by Chinese
23     4,      5     |    been formally ordained as a Buddhist monk. He then went to Hsing-ssu (-
24     4,      6  (2)| throughout all branches of the Buddhist teaching. The Buddha is
25     4,      6     |      attained it completes the Buddhist life. If Buddhists are unable
26     4,      8, 1  |      Every worldly affair is a Buddhist work,~And wherever he goes
27     5,      2     |       the honorific emblems of Buddhist virtue. They have nothing
28     6             |                        VI. THE BUDDHIST STATUES AND PICTURES IN
29     6             |     will be greeted by various Buddhist figures enshrined in the
30     6,      1     |              I THE BUDDHA~Each Buddhist sect in Japan has its own
31     6,      5     |     two sons, is set up in the Buddhist library as a kind of god
32     6,      5     |      my article in the Eastern Buddhist, VI, 4, "Impressions of