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Erik Zürcher (Authors); Jonathan A. Silk (Editors)
Brill
Buddhism in China: Collected Papers of Erik Zürcher
Eschatology and Messianism in Early Chinese Buddhism [11]
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Jonathan A. Silk

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1674442337878_9388379

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165–185

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Preliminary Material
Jonathan A. Silk
i–xii
Introduction
Jonathan A. Silk
1–25
Late Han Vernacular Elements in the Earliest Buddhist Translations [7]
Jonathan A. Silk
27–61
Life of the Buddha [8]
Jonathan A. Silk
63–87
Buddhism in a Pre-Modern Bureaucratic Empire: The Chinese Experience [9]
Jonathan A. Silk
89–103
Buddhist Influence on Early Daoism: A Survey of Scriptural Evidence [10]
Jonathan A. Silk
105–164
Eschatology and Messianism in Early Chinese Buddhism [11]
Jonathan A. Silk
165–185
“Prince Moonlight”: Messianism and Eschatology in Early Medieval Chinese Buddhism [12]
Jonathan A. Silk
187–257
Perspectives in the Study of Chinese Buddhism [13]
Jonathan A. Silk
259–277
Mahā-Cīna: The Buddhist Reinterpretation of the History of China [16]
Jonathan A. Silk
279–293
Buddhism and Education in Tang Times [22]
Jonathan A. Silk
295–337
The Impact of Buddhism on Chinese Culture in an Historical Perspective [23]
Jonathan A. Silk
339–351
Han Buddhism and the Western Region [24]
Jonathan A. Silk
353–376
The Spread of Buddhism and Christianity in Imperial China: Spontaneous Diffusion Versus Guided Propagation [25]
Jonathan A. Silk
377–391
Nuns and Convents in Old Chinese Buddhism [26]
Jonathan A. Silk
393–417
A New Look at the Earliest Chinese Buddhist Texts [27]
Jonathan A. Silk
419–445
A New Preface to The Buddhist Conquest of China [2a]
Jonathan A. Silk
447–455
Obscure Texts on Favourite Topics. Dao’an’s Anonymous Scriptures [29]
Jonathan A. Silk
457–475
Buddhist Art in Medieval China: The Ecclesiastical View [31]
Jonathan A. Silk
477–512
Vernacular Elements in Early Buddhist Texts: An Attempt to Define the Optimal Source Materials [32]
Jonathan A. Silk
513–537
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