Manual of Indian Buddhism

Hendrik Kern

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Buddhism is a religion of universal peace and concord. The present book fulfils its aim by placing emphasis on the facts in relation to this aspect of the creed. It discusses the life of the Buddhas, the congregation modes of worship and outlines the eccesiastical.

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