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Aśvaghoṣa's Buddhacarita, ; or, Acts of the Buddha, in three parts

Aśvaghoṣa, E. H. Johnston

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The poem falls into four quaters of seven cantos describing birth and youth of the hero, the Buddha made his discovery by teaching available to all beings, a misson ending with a universal conquest.

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The poem falls into four quaters of seven cantos describing birth and youth of the hero, the Buddha made his discovery by teaching available to all beings, a misson ending with a universal conquest.

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The poem falls into four quaters of seven cantos describing birth and youth of the hero, the Buddha made his discovery by teaching available to all beings, a misson ending with a universal conquest.

Key concepts: Gautama Buddha, HERO, CONQUEST, Literature, Art, Poetry, Philosophy, History

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