What the Buddha taught
2d and enl. ed.
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Author
Publication
1974 - Grove Press, New York, NY, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
37,750 words, Guess
Page Count
151 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivewhatbuddhataught00rahu
- Internet Archivewhatbuddhataught0000walp
- Internet Archivewhatbuddhataught00walp
- ISBN-139780802130310
- ISBN-100802130313
and 5 more
- Library of Congress Control Number73021017
- OCLC Control Number1001853055
- OCLC Control Number1119319
- Better World Books9780802130310
- Open LibraryOL20006657M
Classifications
- LCCBQ4132 .R3313 1974
- LCCBQ4132.R3 1974
- DDC294.3
Description
Clarifies the fundamental principles of Buddhist doctrine by explicating the original Pali text of the Tipitaka.
First Sentence
Among the founders of religions the Buddha (if we are permitted to call him the founder of a religion in the popular sense of the term) was the only teacher who did not claim to be other than a human being, pure and simple.
Excerpt
Among the founders of religions the Buddha (if we are permitted to call him the founder of a religion in the popular sense of the term) was the only teacher who did not claim to be other than a human being, pure and simple.
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