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 1 Forew                |             Zen Buddhism. His major works in English on the subject
 2 Forew                |           dozen or more, and of his works in Japanese as yet unknown
 3 Forew                |             has he studied original works in Sanskrit, Pali, Chinese
 4 Forew                |        publication of his Collected Works, reprinting the old favourites,
 5 Forew                |        translations of the many new works which the Professor, self-immured
 6 Forew                |            Zen Scriptures and other works published by the Buddhist
 7  Note                |             second edition of these works, published in "The Complete
 8  Note                |          published in "The Complete Works of D. T. Suzuki."~
 9  Pref                |            may prefer these smaller works on Zen.~DAISETZ TEITARO
10     3                |        information see the author's works on the sutra. The Ryogon (
11     3,      4, XXXV  |          striving, will perform its works in infinite worlds like
12     3,      4, XXXVII| accomplishment of] incomprehensible works, I call it the Dhyana of
13     3,      5        |           one of the later Mahayana works developed in India. It treats
14     4                |           poems, and other literary works of a Zen master. Strictly
15     4,      2  (2)   |     translate the Buddhist Sanskrit works into Chinese, they discovered
16     4,      3        |          establishment of all these works. If there were no people
17     4,      4  (1)   |           leaving a number of short works on Zen philosophy, and of
18     4,      4  (2)   |               3) knowledge of doing Works, and (4) clear perception
19     4,      4        |           mind is the author of all works and the body the sufferer
20     4,      4        |       incomprehensible emancipation~Works wonders as innumerable as
21     4,      6        |             reach enlightenment. No works compare with an immediate
22     4,      7, 2     |            be lacking in miraculous works." [--Quite true, this world-I
23     4,      7, 3     |            be lacking in miraculous works."~If people understand him