2877

losigkeit dieser Benennung, Bull. Sc. de l'Ac. de St. Pétersb., I, 1836.

Kritischer Versuch zur Feststellung der Aera und der ersten geschichtlichen Momente des Buddhismus; ibid, VI, 1840.

2878 MORRISON, R., Remarks on Buddhism, Chin. Rep., I, p. 155.

2879 GUETZLAFF, K., Remarks on Buddhism together with brief notices of the island of Gou-to and of the numerous priests who inhabit it; ibid, II,

2880

2881

p. 214.

p. 563.

Buddhistic temple at Meichau; ibid, II,

Remarks on the present state of Buddhism in China, Journ. R. As. S., XVI, 1856. 2882 SEYFFARTH, Die Kabiren der Schamanen und die acht Kuas der Chinesen, 1833, 8vo., 1 plate.

2883 Miao-fa-lien-hoa-king, Le livre sacré du Lotus de la bonne loi, trad. du sanscrit en Chinois, l'an 403 de l'ère chrétien par Koumaradjiva. Paris, 2 vols., 8vo.

2884 NEUMANN, K. F., Buddhism and Shamanism, As. Journ. and monthly reg., N. S., XVI, 1835.

2885 LANDRESSE, C., Aperçu des travaux de M. Rémusat sur le bouddhisme, ou introduction à son commentaire sur le Foe Koue Ki. Paris, 1836, 4to. See No. 220.

2886 KOWALEWSKI, Buddhist Chronology, Transact. Kazan Univers., I, 1837 (in Russian).

2887 Buddhism in China, taken from Gützlaff's China opened and Medhurst's China, The Friend, III. Colombo, 1838.

2888 Reise eines chinesischen Buddhisten am Ende des 4ten Jahrhunderts. Ausland, 1838.

2889 PARKER, P., A buddhistic strategem, Ch. Repos., VIII, p. 263.

2890 WILSON, H. H., Travels of Fa Hian in India, Ch. Repos., IX, p. 334.

2891

2892

Notes of a correspondence with Sir J. Bowring on buddhist literature in China, Journ. of R. A. S., XVI, p. 316, 1856.

ABEEL, D., Temple of Amakok of Macao, Ch. Repos., IX, p. 402.

2893 SCHOTT, W., Ueber den Doppelsinn des Wortes Schamane und über den tungusischen Schamanenkultus am Hofe der Mandjukaiser. Abh. der Ak. der Wiss. Berlin, 1842, p. 463 ss.

2894

Ueber den Buddhaismus in Hochasien

und China. Berlin, 1846, 8vo.

See Journ. As., 1847; Amer. Or. Soc., I, p. 332.

2895 SALISBURY, E. E., Memoir on the history of Buddhism, Americ. Orient. Soc., I, 1844, p. 79135. See Chin. Rep., XIV, 1845, p. 423-435. 2896 BANZAROFF, D., On the Black Religion i. e. Shamanism, 1846 (in Russian.)

2897 Die Insel der Bonzen. Ausland, 1846.

2898 MACGOWAN, D. J., An inscription from a tablet in a buddhist monastery at Ningpo in China, Journ. R. A. S. of Beng., XIII, 1844.

2899 POHLMANN, W. J., Translation of a buddhist print descriptive of Toloni or the Goddess of Mercy, Ch. Repos., XV, p. 357.

2900 JULIEN, S., Renseignements bibliographiques sur les relations des voyages dans l'Inde et des descriptions du Si-yu, qui ont été composées en Chinois entre le 5. et le 18. siècle, Nouv. journ. as., X, 1847; also in Mél. de géogr., No. 485.

2901

-, Listes diverses des noms des 18 écoles schismatiques qui sont sorties du bouddhisme, Journ. as., 5. s., XIV, 1859; also in No. 485.

2902 SYKES, H. W., On a catalogue of Chinese buddhistic works, Journ. of R. A. S., IX, 1848.

2903 Buddhistischer Gottesdienst in China. "Ausland,"

2904 JONES, J. T., Tenets of the buddhists and laws

respecting reverence to their idols in Siam, Chin. Rep., XIX, p. 548.

2905 SCHIEFNER, A., Ueber die Verschlechterungsperioden der Menschheit nach buddhistischer Anschauungsweise, Mél. Asiat., I, 1852.

2906 PALLADIUS, O., Historical sketch of ancient Buddhism, Russ. Eccl. Miss., I, No. 2 (in Russian).

2907

German in Abel & Meklenburg's Arbeiten der
Russ. Mission, I (No. 882); also in Er-
man's Archiv. f. Kunde Russlands.
The life of Buddha; ibid, I, No. 5 (in

Russian).

German in Erman's Archiv. and in No. 882. 2908 GURIUS, O., On Buddhism; ibid, 1853, Vol. II (in Russian).

2909

German in No. 882.

Vows of the Buddhists; ibid, II, No. 4

(in Russian).

German in No. 882.

2910 STEVENSON, J., Buddhist antiquities in China, Journ. of Bombay B. of R. A. S., V, 1855. 2911 EDKINS, J., Notices of Chinese Buddhism. Shanghae, 1855, 8vo.

2912

Notice of the Wu-wei-kiau, a reformed Buddhist sect, Transact. Ch. Br. R. As. Soc., VI, 1859, p. 63-69.

2913 WASSILYEFF, W., Buddhism, its dogmas, histo

ry and literature.

St. Petersburg, 1857-73, 2

vols., 8vo. (in Russian).

Treats of Northern Buddhism.

Vol. I, 1857: Aperçu of the Himayana and
Mahayana.

French by Le Comte. Paris, 1865, 8vo.
See St. Hilaire, Journ. des Savants,
Sept., 1865.

(Vol. II: not yet published, will contain the
buddhistic dogmas exhibited in a com-
mentary to the terminological dictionary

2914

Mahariupatti, which is found in the 2nd
part of the Tandjur.)

Vol. III, 1873: History of Buddhism in India,
translated from the Tibetan of Taranatha.
German by Schiefner. St. Petersburg, 1873.
See No. 4240 and No. 4254.

See A. Schiefner, Mél. As., II, 1857; Revue
germ., Dec. 31, 1860; Benfey, Götting.
Gel. Anz., Febr., 1859; St. Hilaire
Journ. des Sav., Févr., 1861.

Rusian).

Buddhist lexicon. St. Petersburg (in

2915 BENFEY, T., Nachweisung einer buddhistischen Rezension und Mongolischen Bearbeitung der indischen Sammlung von Erzählungen, die unter dem Namen Vetalapança-vinçati bekannt ist, Mél. as., III, 1857-59.

2916 Buddhism in India and China, Bibl. Repert., XXXI. Philadelphia, 1859.

2917 NICOLAS, M., Le Lamaïsme, Revue germ., XII,

1860.

2918 SCHLAGINTWEIT, E., Buddhism in Tibet, illustrated by literary documents and objects of religious worship, with an account of the Buddhist systems preceding it in India and a folio Atlas of 20 plates and 20 tables of native print in the text. Leipzig, 1863, Royal 8vo.

2919

2920

See Journ. d. Savans, May, 1865.

On the bodily proportions of Buddhistic idols in Tibet, Journ. R. As. Soc., XX, 1863. Ueber die Bon-pa Sekte in Tibet, Sitz. Ber. Bayer. Akad., I, 1866.

2921 BEAL, S., Text and commentary of the memorials of Sakya Buddha Tathagata, Journ. of R. A. S., XX, 1863.

2922

, An attempt to translate from the Chinese a work known as the confessional services of the great compassionate Kwan Yin; ibid, II, 1866.

2923

and GOGERLY, D. J., Comparative arrangement of two translations of the Buddhist Ritual for the Priesthood. From the Chinese and from the Pali; ibid, XIX, 1862.

2924 FOUCEAUX, P. E., Le bouddhisme au Tibet. Paris, 1864, 8vo.

2925 The term Omitofu, Notes and Queries, II, p. 14. 2926 MAYERS, W. F., Chinese views respecting the date of introduction of Buddhism; ibid, II, p. 51.

Derivation of the word bonze; ibid, II,p. 79.
The characters San kiai (three words);

ibid, III, p. 75.

2929 EITEL, E. J., Amita and the paradise of the West; ibid, II, p. 35.

A buddhist purgatory for woman; ibid,

II, p. 66, 82.

The trinity of the buddhists in China; ibid, II, p. 115.

The characters San kai (three words); ibid, III, p. 175.

On dragon workship; ibid, III, p. 34.
Derivation of the terms Su and Mo; ibid,

III, p. 45.

A buddhist tract; ibid, III, p. 86.

The svastika of the buddhists v. Thor's hammer; ibid, III, p. 98.

Notes on metempsychosis as taught by Chinese buddhists; ibid, III, p. 113.

The title Tana; ibid, III, p. 144.
The nirvana of Chinese buddhists, Ch.
Recorder, III, p. 1.

Buddhism versus Romanism; ibid, III,

p. 142, 181.

Handbook for the student of Chinese Buddhism. Hongkong, 1871, 8vo.

See Notes and Queries, III, p. 159; J. Edkins, Ch. Recorder, III, p. 215; The Phoenix, I, p. 155.