Collier, V. W. F. [from old catalog] · New York, Stokes · leaf 172
(lama temple, PEKING) To face p. 104 THE CHINESE LION ings, overthrowing walls and bursting in houses. The arhatstook refuge by lifting themselves into the air. Anandhaalone remained with Buddha. The elephants bore downupon them, head to head. Then Buddha stretched forth onehand whose fingers…
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