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    Buddhist Psalms
    Buddhist Psalms
    Buddhist Psalms
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    Buddhist Psalms

    By S. YAMABE AND LILY ADAMS BECK

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    INTRODUCTION
    LAUDING THE INFINITE ONE
    OF PARADISE
    CONCERNING THE GREAT SUTRA
    CONCERNING THE SUTRA OF THE MEDITATION
    CONCERNING THE LESSER SUTRA
    OF THE MANY SUTRAS CONCERNING THE INFINITE ONE
    CONCERNING THE WELFARE OF THE PRESENT WORLD
    OF THANKSGIVING FOR NAGARJUNA, THE GREAT TEACHER OF INDIA
    OF THANKSGIVING FOR VASUBANDH, THE GREAT TEACHER OF INDIA
    OF THANKSGIVING FOR DONRAN, THE GREAT TEACHER OF CHINA
    CONCERNING UNRIGHTEOUS DEEDS
    CONCERNING DOSHAKU-ZENJI
    CONCERNING ZENDO-DAISHI
    CONCERNING GENSHIN-SOZU
    CONCERNING HŌNEN SHŌNIN
    OF THE THREE PERIODS
    CONCERNING BELIEF AND DOUBT
    IN PRAISE OF PRINCE SHOTOKU
    WHEREIN WITH LAMENTATION I MAKE MY CONFESSION
    ADDITIONAL PSALMS
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGIANLUCA
    Release dateNov 26, 2017
    ISBN9788827522790
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