Buddhism 佛教
NO. Author/Title EAN 台幣
RS 45 & Ernest J. Eitel., Hand-book of Chinese Buddhism (中國佛教手冊- 梵中、暹羅緬甸西藏蒙古和日本字典): A Sanskrit-Chinese Dictionary with vocabularies of Buddhist terms in Pali, Siamese, Burmese, Tibetan, Mongolian, and Japanese, with a Chinese index by K. Takakuwa. 1976. Reprint of 2d ed., rev. & enlarged, Tokyo: Sanshusha. 1904. (x), 324pp. 4711871502512 680
RS 59 Nyanatiloka,, Buddhist Dictionary (佛學辭典：佛教術語和學說手冊): Manual of Buddhist Terms and Doctrines. Pali terms and English glosses illustrated with extensive quotations from sources. 1977. Reprint of Colombo: Frewin & Co., 1950. (vi), vi, 190, (2)pp. Foldout chart. 4711871502659 740
CW 89 Soothill W. E. and Hodous, L., A Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms漢英佛學大辭典. With Sanskrit And English Equivalents. (London: 1937) 4711871492875 2,880
An indispensable aid for students of Chinese Buddhist texts. This volume is a dictionary of Chinese Mahayana terms based on various Chinese and Japanese glossaries, or dictionaries, of Buddhist terms. The terms are arranged by stroke, then by radical. In addition to the Chinese character and definition, the Sanskrit equivalent is given for each term. Indices to radicals, difficult characters, and Sanskrit-Pali terms are provided to facilitate use of (he dictionary.
RS 60 William Montgomery McGovern., A Manual of Buddhist Philosophy (佛教哲學手冊 -宇宙學). Vol. I: Cosmology. 1977. Reprint of London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1923. (viii), 205pp. 4711871502666 990
CW 125 Suzuki, D. T., Essays In Zen Buddhism (佛教禪學論說), First And Second Series. With 25 Collotype Reproduction Of Old Masters. (London: 1927, 1933) 2 vols. 4711871499706 2,400
Essays in Zen Buddhism Vol. 1 By Daiseiz Teitaro Suzuki is a collection of essays originally published in the Eastern Buddhist including such topics as: Zen as The Chinese Interpretation of The Doctrine of Enlightenment; Enlightenment and Ignorance; History of Zen Buddhism in China, from Bodhidharma to the Sixth Patriarch (Hui-neng); Satori; Practical Methods of Zen Instruction; The Meditation Hall and the Ideals of Zen Life; and The Ten Cow-Herding Pictures. All of the essays have been thoroughly revised and in some parts entirely rewritten and new chapters added. In the second series of Zen essays the chief stress has been placed in the study of "The Koan Exercise". "The Koan system has effected a special development in Zen Buddhism and is a unique contribution Zen has made to the history of the religious consciousness. When the importance of the Koan is understood, we may say that more than half of Zen is understood." Also included in this volume are, "The Secret Message of Bodhidharma", "The Two Zen Text Books", and "Passivity In The Buddhist Life". These articles first appeared in The Eastern Buddhist, They reappear here after having undergone a thorough revision with new materials added.
RS 41 Willam Woodville Rockhill., The Life of the Buddha and the Early History of his Order (佛陀生活及早期指示：其源於西藏) : Derived from Tibetan works in the Bkah-hgyur and Batanhgyur, followed by notices on the early history of Tibet and Khoten. 1976. Reprint of the Popular Edition, Lodon: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1884. (xii), 273pp. 4711871502475 580
CW 176 Alabaster, H., The Wheel of The Law(法輪): Buddhism. Illustrated From Siamese Sources By The Modern Buddhist. A Life Of Buddha And An Acount Of The Phrabat. (London: 1871) 4711871500181 1,220
"The Wheel of Law or Buddhism is, in this volume, illustrated by three distinct essays or parts,which exemplify the Sceptical phase, the traditionary phase, and the ultra-superstitious phase." The first part is a revised and enlarged edition of a previous essay, entitled "Modern Buddhist," which gives the reader a summary of an eminent Siamese Nobleman's ideas on Buddhism and other religions. The second section which illustrates the traditionary phase is "Life of Buddha" which commences with events previous to Buddha's, last birth and ends with his attainment of Buddahood. It was translated from a popular Siamese work "Pathomma Somphothiyan". The third section, describing the ultra-superstitious phase, is an account of the "Phrabat or Siamese Footprint of Buddha" In the description of his journey to visit the Phrabat the author recounts impressions of the Sismese people, monks and temples.
CW 253 Rockhill W. W. Trans, Udanavarga: A Collection Of Verses From The Buddhist Canon (佛教教規詩文集). Compiled By Dharmatrata. Being The Northern Buddhist Version Of Dhammapada Translated From The Tibetan Of The Bkah-Hgyur. With Notes And Extracts From The Commentary Of Pradinavrman, (London: 1883) 4711871500891 960
The Udanavarga is a collection of verses which usually occur at the end of the sermons or sutras of Gautama, which probably were intended to convey the essence of his teachings. The four books and thirty-three chapters of the Udanavarga are translated in full. Translation notes accompany the text of the translation.
RS 39 Bunyiu Nanjio., A Catalogue of the Chinese Translation of the Buddhist Tripitaka (大藏經中文譯本目錄), the Sacred Canon of the Buddhists in China and Japan. 1975. Reprint of Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1883. (xxxvi), 479pp. 4711871502451 870
RS 61 W. E. Soothill., The Lotus of the Wonderful Law (絕妙法蓮花經或蓮花福音); Or the Lotus Gospel, [or] Saddharma Pundarika Sutra, lor] Miao-fa Lien Hua Ching. 1977. Reprint of Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1930. (iv), xii, 275pp.Frontis., illus. 4711871502673 1,280
CW 288 Edkins, Rev. Joseph., The Religious Condition Of The Chinese (中國宗教狀況), With Observations On The Prospects Of Christian Conversion Amongst That People. 4711871501133 1,150
Noting the wealth of literature in the West on Confucianism, the author writes to fill a void in previous writings in English which have "given too little attention to the religions of Buddha and Tao." He does a comparative study of the three "religions" under such categories as conflicts and coexistence, notions of God and morality, sin, immortality, and redemption. He further examines Roman Catholic mission efforts, and the condition of some minor religious communities such as the Muslims, Jews and Zen Buddhists, The final chapter contains the author's estimation of the religious spirit motivating the T'ai-p'ing rebels, who had been active for seven years at the time of writing.
RS 36 James Legge., A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms (佛教國度記錄；法顯印度之旅): Being and account by the Chinese monk Fa-hsien of his travels in India and Ceylon (A.D. 399-414) in search of the Buddhist book of discipline, translated and annotated, with a Corean rescension of the Chinese text.1975. Reprint of Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1866. (xvi), 123, (45) pp. Frontis., illus., foldout map. 4711871502420 610
RS 55 Yamakami Sogen., Systems of Buddhistic Thought (佛教思想制度). 1976. Reprint of Calcutta: University of Calcutta, 1912. (ii), xx, 316, xxxvipp. 4711871502611 1,160
RS 48 Reginald Fleming Johnston, Buddhist China (佛教中國). 1976. Reprint of London: John Murray, 1913. (iv), xviii, 403pp. Frontis. 4711871502543 800
RS 51 Giussepe Tucci., The Nyayamukha of Dignaga: The oldest Buddhist text on logic after Chinese and Tibetan materials (中文及藏文後最古老的邏輯佛典). 1978. Reprint of Materialien sur Kunde des Buddhismus, 13 Heft, Heidelberg: 0. Harrassowitz. 1930. (vi), 72pp. 4711871502574 740
RS 54 Ernst Waldschmidt., Gandhara-Kutscha-Turfan(中亞、土魯番藝術介紹): Eine einfuhrung in die fruhmitterliche kunst Zentralasiens. 1976. Reprint of Leipzig: Klinkhardt & Biermann, 1925. (ii), 116pp. 66pp of plates. 4711871502604 990
RS 53 Junyu Kitayama., Metaphysik des Buddhismus(形而上學的佛教): Versuch einer philosophischen interpretation der lehre vasubandhus und seiner schule. 1976. Reprint of Stuttgart-Berlin: W. Kohlhammer, 1934. (ii), xvi, 268pp 4711871502598 1,160
RS 65 L. Austine Waddell., The Buddhism of Tibet, or Lamaism (西藏之佛教或喇嘛教): With its mystic cults, symbolism and mythology, and in its relation to Indian Buddhism. 1977. Reprint of London: W. H. Alien & Co., 1895. (ii), xx, 598, (2)pp.Fronds., illus. 4711871502710 1,760
RS 50 Giuseppe Tucci., Pre-Dinnaga Buddhist Texts on Logic from Chinese Sources. (梵文及英文本佛典：譯自中文藏文數據) With an introduction, notes and indices. Sanskrit and Engish texts translated from Chinese and Tibetan sources. 1976. Reprint of Gaekwad's Oriental Series No xlix, Baroda: Oriental Institute, 1929. (x), xxx, 338pp. 4711871502567 1,280
RS 43 Rene Grousset., In the Footsteps of the Buddha (佛教之腳步). Translated from the French by Mariette Leon. 1976. Reprint of London: George Routledge & Sons, 1932. (ii), xii, 352pp. Frontis., illus., maps. 4711871502499 690
RS 38 Thomas Watters and T. W. Rhys Davids and S. W. Bushell., On Yuan Chwang's Travels in India (玄奘西遊記), 629-645 A.D. 1975. Reprint of London: Royal Asiatic Society, 1904. (ii), xvi, 401 + (vi), 357pp. Foldout maps. 2 vols. 4711871502444 1,570
RS 2 Samuel Beal., The Life of Hiuen-tsiang (玄奘生平) by the Shaman Hwui Li, With an introduction containing an account of the works of l-tsing. 1976. Reprint of London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trϋbner & Co., 1911. (ii),xlvni, 218pp. 4711871502086 610
RS 40 Samuel Beal, Si-yu-ki, Buddhist Record of the Western World (玄奘西遊記). Translated from the Chinese of Hiuen Tsiang (A.D. 629) by Samuel Beal. 1976. Reprint of the Popular Edition, London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., n.d. (ii), cxii, 242 + viii, 369pp. Two volumes in 1 4711871502468 1,280
CW 233 Hart, V. C., Western China, A Journey To The Great Buddhist Centre Of Mount Omei With Illustrations (西部中国-峨嵋之旅),.. (Boston: 1888) 4711871500693 1,220
The author describes his journey to Mount Omei in great detail, including his preparations, method of travel, relations with his crew, and the people in the port cities along the way. He also describes the topography of Mount Omei, beliefs connected with the mountain, and its religious significance.
CW 116 Beal, S., A Catena Of Buddhist Scriptures From The Chinese (中國佛經).. (London: 1871) 4711871499614 1,600
A chronological arrangement of translations from Buddhist texts The author translator assays to present pristine Buddhist beliefs concerning Heaven, Hell, and the Universe Selected translations from Buddhist canons are then presented to show the evolution of Buddhism as a religion, its progression through periods of scholasticism and mysticism, and finally he decline and fall, or the rise of mystical pantheism.
RS 58 Samuel Beal., Texts from the Buddhist Canon (佛教教規文本): Commonly known as Dhammapada, with accompanying narratives. Translated from the Chinese. 1977. Reprint of the English and Foreign PhilosophicalLibrary, Vol. xii, Boston: Houghton, Osgood, & Co., 1878. (iv), viii, 176pp. 4711871502642 840
CW 108 I-Tsing, A Record Of The Buddhist Religion As Practiced In India And The Malay Archipelago (南海寄歸內法傳).. Trans. By J. Takakusu (Oxford: 1896) 4711871499539 960
This book translated by J. Takakusu, reports how Buddhism was practiced in India and the Malay Archipelago during the years 671-695. All of the information was gathered by 1-tsing during travels through these countries.
RS 52 Otto Rosenberg., Die Probleme der Buddhistischen Philosophic (佛教哲學的問題：譯自俄羅斯版本): Aus dem Russischen ubersetzt von Frau E. Rosenberg. 1976. Reprint of Materialien sur Kunde des Buddhismus, 7/8 Heft, Heidel berg: 0. Harrassowitz, 1924. (iv), xvi, 287pp 4711871502581 1,220