 | Hui-li - 1911 - 278 pages
...visited the celebrated Masters all round, devoured their words and examined their principles ; and so he found that each followed implicitly the teaching of his own school ; but on verifying their doctrine he saw that the holy books differed much, so that he knew not which to follow. He then resolved... | |
 | Huili - 1911 - 322 pages
...visited tho celebrated Masters all round, devoured their words and examined their principles ; and so he found that each followed implicitly the teaching of his own school ; but on verifying their doctrine he saw that the holy books differed much, so that he knew not which to follow. He then resolved... | |
 | Frances Wood - 2002 - 274 pages
...was concerned at the varying quality of the translations of the Buddhist sutras and their exponents: 'each followed implicitly the teaching of his own school; but on verifying their doctrine he saw that the holy books differed much so that he knew not which to follow'. So he 'resolved... | |
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The Master of the Law having visited the celebrated Masters all round, devoured their words and examined their principles ; and so he found that each followed implicitly the teaching of his own school ; but on verifying their doctrine he saw that the... 