 | Benjamin Robbins Curtis - 1876 - 408 sivua
...Shakyasimha (lit. Shakya, the lion) indicates that he is, by his moral excellence, the king of men, as the lion by his strength is the king of the beasts....flight, and fish in the water, thus Buddha's utterances up set all other religions, subdue all devils, conquer all heretics, and arrest all the misery of life.'... | |
 | Ernest John Eitel - 1884 - 168 sivua
...Shakyasimha (lit. Shakya, the lion) indicates that he is by his moral excellence the king of men, as the lion by his strength is the king of the beasts....and beggars, lying lazily in the sun, or engaged in entomological pursuits, mending their clothes, cobbling their shoes, cleaning their opium pipes, smoking,... | |
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... flight of steps leading up to it, figures of crouching lions carved in stone and resting on pedestals, placed on either side. You will be told that these are emblems of Shakyamuni whose cognomen Shakyasimha (lit. Shakya, the lion) indicates that he... 