The Mahávansi, the Rájá-ratnácari, and the Rájá-vali: Forming the Sacred and Historical Books of Ceylon; Also, a Collection of Tracts Illustrative of the Doctrines and Literature of Buddhism, 3권Parbury, Allen, and Company, 1833 |
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Adam's Peak afterwards ammo ammonams of paddy appears Assuraia become Budhu bodinwahansa body book called born brahmin Budhist Budhu priests Budhu temple calpa caste Ceylon Chalias charity Cinga Cingalese cloth covetousness deities devils Dewa-Lōka dikes doctrine of Budhu earth elephants evil explanation five cubits deep five ollegam lands flowers giants gold golden heaven called hell honour island Jambu-dwipa jutaka is related king lacses lake is six lake is sufficient land watered lands and dams magam lands Maha Brahma Matura merchant monams moon namely nams of paddy Nirwana Nuwara obtained offer pagoda Paisa Pali Pali language Parajika person place of happiness place of misery places overflown preached precious stones prince rahatoons Raja Rajah religion rock called Rodias Sakkraia sermon seven cubits deep sins sita six cubits deep snake sort sow thirty ammonams stone pillars sufficient to sow thence thing tom-tom tower tree Vellalas Vihari yoduns
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355 페이지 - Brahmas, beholding the earth, said to himself, what thing is this?— and with one of his fingers having touched the earth put it to the tip of his tongue and perceived the same to be deliciously sweet: from which time all the Brahmas ate of the sweet earth for the space of sixty thousand years. In the meantime having coveted in their hearts the enjoyment of this world, they began to say one to another, 'This part is mine; that is mine,' and so fixing boundaries, divided the earth between them.
355 페이지 - Brahma descended from the highest heaven which decayeth not, and with the light of his own body illumined the dark abyss which now constitutes this world, and walking in the heavens, joyed in the possession of his glory. One Brahma and then another from time to time descended and dwelt in the heavens, and from the self-inherent virtue of the said Brahmas this world below became sweet as the honey of the honey-bee.
355 페이지 - Brahma and then another from time to time descended and dwelt in the heavens, and from the self-inherent virtue of the said Brahmas this world below became sweet as the honey of the honey-bee. One of the Brahmas, beholding the earth, said to himself, What thing is this? — and with one of his fingers having touched the earth put it to the tip of his tongue and perceived the same to be deliciously sweet : from which time all the Brahmas ate of the sweet earth for the space of sixty thousand years....
355 페이지 - But it came to pass that one of them beholding the earth said to himself, What thing is this ? and with one of his fingers having touched the earth, he put it to the tip of his tongue, and perceived the same to be deliciously sweet ; from that time all the Brahmas ate of the sweet earth for the space of sixty thousand years. In the meantime, having coveted in their hearts the enjoyment of this earth, they began to say to one another, This part...
vii 페이지 - Jatus, or histories of the incarnations of Booddhu : and it is fabled, that the iron stile with which he copied this work, was given him by a heavenly messenger; though others will have it that Bodhee-sutwii gave it to him.
x 페이지 - Voilà pourquoi pendant une longue » durée de siècles , j'ai souffert, en conséquence de » mon crime , des peines infinies ; et quoique je sois » maintenant devenu Bouddha , il me restait encore à » endurer, comme reste de châtiment, les injures et » les calomnies de la femme Sun-tho-li.
13 페이지 - Being amongst all others, and although there are many gods, yet there is a supreme one who is the God of the gods.
vii 페이지 - Booddhu's death*, collected together five hundred learned ascetics, and persuaded them to write down on palmyra leaves, from the mouth of one of Booddhu's principal disciples, all the doctrines taught by Booddhii in his life-time.
323 페이지 - ... the bridegroom to the bride a gold chain, a cloth, and a woman's jacket, besides which there ' shall be changed two rings between them ; at the same time, the bridegroom gives a white catchy cloth to the mother...