 | 1878 - 728 sivua
...command. In the words of Mr. * Ernest J. Eitel, who has studied it in its eastern homes, " Buddhism is a system of vast magnitude, for it embraces all...peculiar views of physical science, refined and subtle theories on abstract metaphysics, an edifice of fanciful mysticism, a most elaborate and farreaching... | |
 | Ernest John Eitel - 1884 - 168 sivua
...is the magnitude and importance of the subject that appals me and in view of which I naturally feel distrustful of my own power to deal with that subject...Buddhism, I repeat, is a system of vast magnitude, for it combines the earliest gropings after science throughout those various branches of knowledge which our... | |
 | 1893 - 458 sivua
..." the wanting half of Bishop Buckley's well-known idealist argument." Dr. Eikl says that " Buddhism is a system of vast magnitude, for it embraces all...peculiar views of physical science, refined and subtle theories on abstract metaphysics, an' edifice of fanciful mysticism, a most elaborate and farreaching... | |
 | Walter Raleigh Houghton - 1893 - 1072 sivua
...supplying "tne wanting half of Bishop Buckley's well-known idealist argument." Dr. Eikl says that Buddhism is a system of vast magnitude, for it embraces all...peculiar views of physical science, refined and subtle theories on abstract metaphysics, an edifice of fanciful mysticism, a most elaborate and far-reaching... | |
 | John Wesley Hanson - 1894 - 1232 sivua
..."the wanting half of Bishop Buckley's well-known idealist argument." Dr. Eikl says that " Buddhism is a system of vast magnitude, for it embraces all...peculiar views of physical science, refined and subtle theories on abstract metaphysics, an edifice of fanciful mysticism, a most elaborate and far reaching... | |
 | 1899 - 500 sivua
...supplying "the wanting half of Bishop Buckley's well-known idealist argument." Dr. Eikl says that Buddhism is a system of vast magnitude, for it embraces all...peculiar views of physical science, refined and subtle theories on abstract metaphysics, an edifice of fanciful mysticism, a most elaborate and far-reaching... | |
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Dr. Eikl says that Buddhism is a system of vast magnitude, for it embraces all the various branches of science, which our Western nations have been long accustomed to divide for separate study. It embodies, in one living structure, grand and peculiar... 