Sutra of Forty-Two Sections

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Sutra of Forty-Two Sections
Transl. Chu Ch’an. The Buddhist Society, London, 1947. Originally of the Hinayana School, it was early taken to China and is said to be the first Sanskrit work to be translated into Chinese (BCW 11:591).


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Shortly: Transl. Chu Ch’an. The Buddhist Society, London, 1947. Originally of the Hinayana School, it was ear...