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BIBLIOGRAPHYAdamek, Wendi L. 2000. “Robes Purple and Gold: Transmission of the Robe inthe Lidai fabao ji[Record of the Dharma-Jewel through the Ages].” History ofReligions40:58–81.Adikaram, E. W. 1946. Early History of Buddhism in Ceylon.Colombo: M.D.Gunasena.Akanuma Chizen. 1994. A Dictionary of Buddhist Proper Names. Delhi: Sri Sat-guru.Aksland, Markus. 2001. The Sacred Footprint: A Cultural History of Adam’sPeak.Bangkok: Orchid.Alabaster, Henry. 1871. The Wheel of the Law.London: Trübner.Allchin, Frank Raymond. 1957. “Sanskrit Eduka—Pali Eluka.” Bulletin of theSchool of Oriental and African Studies20:1–4.———. 1980. “A Note on the ‘Asokan’ Stupas of Patan.” In The Stupa: Its Reli-gious, Historical and Architectural Significance.Edited by Anna Libera Dal-lapicolla. Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner. Pp. 147–56.Allione, Tsultrim. 1984. Women of Wisdom.London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.Almond, Philip C. 1988. The British Discovery of Buddhism.Cambridge: Cam-bridge University Press.Altekar, A. S. 1956. “The Corporeal Relics of the Buddha.” Journal of the BiharResearch Society.Buddha Jayanti Special Issue. 2:501–11.Anguttara Nikaya.1885–1900. 5 vols. Edited by R. Morris and E. Hardy. Lon-don: Pali Text Society.Anonymous. 1953. “Nouvelles bouddhiques—Les grandioses cérémonies deSanchi.” France-Asie84:472–74.Anonymous. 1991 “An Offering to the Tooth Relic (A True Story).” Daily News(Colombo). June 1, p. 17.Anuman Rajadhon. n.d. Essays on Thai Folklore.Bangkok: Duang Kamol.Apadana of the Khuddaka Nikaya.1925–27. 2 vols. Edited by Mary E. Lilley.London: Pali Text Society.Archaimbault, Charles. 1966. “La fête du T’at à Luong P’ra ̆bang.” In Essays Of-fered to G. H. Luce.2 vols. Edited by Ba Shin, Jean Boisselier, and A. B. Gris-wold. Ascona: Artibus Asiae. 1:5–47.———. 1968. “Les rites pour l’obtention de la pluie à Luong P’ra ̆bang.” Bulletinde la Société des Etudes Indochinoises,n.s. 43:199–217.———. 1972. La course de pirogues au Laos: Un complexe culturel.Ascona:Artibus Asiae. Ariès, Philippe. 1982. The Hour of Our Death.Translated by Helen Weaver.New York: Oxford University Press.Arlington, L. C. and William Lewisohn. [1935] 1987. In Search of Old Peking.Hong Kong: Oxford University Press.
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BIBLIOGRAPHYAdamek, Wendi L. 2000. “Robes Purple and Gold: Transmission of the Robe inthe Lidai fabao ji[Record of the Dharma-Jewel through the Ages].” History ofReligions40:58–81.Adikaram, E. W. 1946. Early History of Buddhism in Ceylon.Colombo: M.D.Gunasena.Akanuma Chizen. 1994. A Dictionary of Buddhist Proper Names. Delhi: Sri Sat-guru.Aksland, Markus. 2001. The Sacred Footprint: A Cultural History of Adam’sPeak.Bangkok: Orchid.Alabaster, Henry. 1871. The Wheel of the Law.London: Trübner.Allchin, Frank Raymond. 1957. “Sanskrit Eduka—Pali Eluka.” Bulletin of theSchool of Oriental and African Studies20:1–4.———. 1980. “A Note on the ‘Asokan’ Stupas of Patan.” In The Stupa: Its Reli-gious, Historical and Architectural Significance.Edited by Anna Libera Dal-lapicolla. Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner. Pp. 147–56.Allione, Tsultrim. 1984. Women of Wisdom.London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.Almond, Philip C. 1988. The British Discovery of Buddhism.Cambridge: Cam-bridge University Press.Altekar, A. S. 1956. “The Corporeal Relics of the Buddha.” Journal of the BiharResearch Society.Buddha Jayanti Special Issue. 2:501–11.Anguttara Nikaya.1885–1900. 5 vols. Edited by R. Morris and E. Hardy. Lon-don: Pali Text Society.Anonymous. 1953. “Nouvelles bouddhiques—Les grandioses cérémonies deSanchi.” France-Asie84:472–74.Anonymous. 1991 “An Offering to the Tooth Relic (A True Story).” Daily News(Colombo). June 1, p. 17.Anuman Rajadhon. n.d. Essays on Thai Folklore.Bangkok: Duang Kamol.Apadana of the Khuddaka Nikaya.1925–27. 2 vols. Edited by Mary E. Lilley.London: Pali Text Society.Archaimbault, Charles. 1966. “La fête du T’at à Luong P’ra ̆bang.” In Essays Of-fered to G. H. Luce.2 vols. Edited by Ba Shin, Jean Boisselier, and A. B. Gris-wold. Ascona: Artibus Asiae. 1:5–47.———. 1968. “Les rites pour l’obtention de la pluie à Luong P’ra ̆bang.” Bulletinde la Société des Etudes Indochinoises,n.s. 43:199–217.———. 1972. La course de pirogues au Laos: Un complexe culturel.Ascona:Artibus Asiae. Ariès, Philippe. 1982. The Hour of Our Death.Translated by Helen Weaver.New York: Oxford University Press.Arlington, L. C. and William Lewisohn. [1935] 1987. In Search of Old Peking.Hong Kong: Oxford University Press.
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. TABLES xi
  4. PREFACE xiii
  5. NOTE AND ABBREVIATIONS xix
  6. Introduction. RELICS OF THE BUDDHA 1
  7. Chapter One. RELICS OF PREVIOUS BUDDHAS 25
  8. Chapter Two. RELICS OF THE BODHISATTVA 50
  9. Chapter Three. RELICS OF THE STILL-LIVING BUDDHA: HAIRS AND FOOTPRINTS 71
  10. Chapter Four. THE PARINIRVANA OF THE BUDDHA 98
  11. Chapter Five. ASOKA AND THE BUDDHA RELICS 124
  12. Chapter Six. PREDESTINED RELICS: THE EXTENSION OF THE BUDDHA’S LIFE STORY IN SOME SRI LANKAN TRADITIONS 150
  13. Chapter Seven. FURTHER EXTENSIONS OF THE BUDDHA’S LIFE STORY: SOME TOOTH RELIC TRADITIONS 179
  14. Chapter Eight. RELICS AND ESCHATOLOGY 211
  15. CONCLUSIONS 229
  16. BIBLIOGRAPHY 241
  17. INDEX 279
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. TABLES xi
  4. PREFACE xiii
  5. NOTE AND ABBREVIATIONS xix
  6. Introduction. RELICS OF THE BUDDHA 1
  7. Chapter One. RELICS OF PREVIOUS BUDDHAS 25
  8. Chapter Two. RELICS OF THE BODHISATTVA 50
  9. Chapter Three. RELICS OF THE STILL-LIVING BUDDHA: HAIRS AND FOOTPRINTS 71
  10. Chapter Four. THE PARINIRVANA OF THE BUDDHA 98
  11. Chapter Five. ASOKA AND THE BUDDHA RELICS 124
  12. Chapter Six. PREDESTINED RELICS: THE EXTENSION OF THE BUDDHA’S LIFE STORY IN SOME SRI LANKAN TRADITIONS 150
  13. Chapter Seven. FURTHER EXTENSIONS OF THE BUDDHA’S LIFE STORY: SOME TOOTH RELIC TRADITIONS 179
  14. Chapter Eight. RELICS AND ESCHATOLOGY 211
  15. CONCLUSIONS 229
  16. BIBLIOGRAPHY 241
  17. INDEX 279
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