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 1 III  |         young man writing Buddhist texts and drawing horses with
 2 III  |            the work being that the texts were written backwards, -
 3 VII  |       often recorded in the Vinaya texts, - almost like a refrain: - "
 4 IX   |          nearly all those Buddhist texts now accessible to English
 5 IX   |            riddles offered by such texts, any effort to learn the
 6 IX   |      theological idea of Soul. The texts already quoted should have
 7 IX   |      genial sun. And some Buddhist texts actually place them in remote
 8 IX(1)|       curious legend in the Vinaya texts, - Kullavagga, v. 8, 2.
 9 IX   |           the assurance of various texts that the being who enters
10 IX   |           are some very remarkable texts on this subject in the Sutra
11 IX   |            to hear the Law." These texts themselves offer us the
12 IX   | doctrinably enunciated in Buddhist texts, is distinctly implied both
13 IX(1)|         term used in some Japanese texts to describe such entity.
14 IX   |           composed entirely out of texts of Sutras: they are mosaics