| Carl Friedrich Koeppen, Karl Friedrich Koeppen - Buddha (The concept) - 1857 - 1072 pages
...social reformer who dared to preach the perfect equality of all inankind, and the conseqnent abolitiou of caste, in spite of the menaces of the most powerful and arrogant priesthood ia the world" etc. Richtiger definirt Mi 1 1 den Buddha als „a philosophical Opponent of populär... | |
| Carl Friedrich Koeppen - Buddha (The concept) - 1857 - 636 pages
...dared to preach the perfcct equality of all mankind, and the cousequent abolition of caste, iu späte of the menaces of the most powerful and arrogant priesthood in the world" etc. Richtiger definirt Mi 11 deu Buddha als „a philosophical Opponent of populär superstitiou aiul... | |
| Reformed Church - 1858 - 664 pages
...who dared to preach the perfect equality of all mankind and the social independence of the castes, in spite of the menaces of the most powerful and arrogant priesthood in the world. The general tenure of his innocent life remind us forcibly of that of our Saviour. Like Jesus he held... | |
| Edward Balfour - India - 1873 - 1038 pages
...an additional reason for considering Sakya Muni as one ol the chief benefactors of his country. For we must not look upon Sakya Muni simply as the founder...ab'duction of their wives and daughters by great men. To Ывд the Indians were indebted for a code of pure and practical morality which inculcated charity... | |
| John Clifford Holt, Jacob N. Kinnard, Jonathan S. Walters - Religion - 2003 - 236 pages
...the early nineteenth century had little positive to say about Hinduism. Alexander Cunningham wrote of "the menaces of the most powerful and arrogant priesthood in the world."" In the same vein, Rajendralala Mitra described the Saivas this way: "The monks lead an easy, comfortable... | |
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