- 1Buddhism, in Its Connexion with Brāhmanism and Hindūism, and in Its…
- 2Preface
- 3Postscript
- 4Contents
- 5List of Illustrations with Descriptions
- 6Rules for Pronunciation
- 7Observe
- 8Lecture I — Introductory. Buddhism in relation to Brāhmanism
- 9Lecture II — The Buddha as a personal Teacher
- 10Lecture III — The Law (Dharma) and Sacred Scriptures of Buddhism
- 11Lecture IV — The Saṅgha or Buddhist Order of Monks
- 12Lecture V — The Philosophical Doctrines of Buddhism
- 13Lecture VI — The Morality of Buddhism and its chief aim — Arhatship…
- 14Lecture VII — Changes in Buddhism and its disappearance from India
- 15Lecture VIII — Rise of Theistic and Polytheistic Buddhism
- 16Lecture IX — Theistic and Polytheistic Buddhism
- 17Lecture X — Mystical Buddhism in its connexion with the Yoga philos…
- 18Lecture XI — Hierarchical Buddhism, especially as developed in Tibe…
- 19Lecture XII — Ceremonial and Ritualistic Buddhism
- 20Lecture XIII — Festivals, Domestic Rites, and Formularies of Prayer
- 21Lecture XIV — Sacred Places
- 22Lecture XV — Monasteries and Temples
- 23Lecture XVI — Images and Idols
- 24Lecture XVII — Sacred Objects
- 25Supplementary Remarks on the Connexion of Buddhism with Jainism
- 26Lecture XVIII — Buddhism contrasted with Christianity
- 27Works by the Same Author
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