There are 11 total results for your 摄论 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
攝論 摄论 see styles |
shè lùn she4 lun4 she lun Shōron |
The collected śāstras, v. supra. |
五攝論 五摄论 see styles |
wǔ shè lùn wu3 she4 lun4 wu she lun Goshōron |
A śāstra of Asaṅga 無著, also translated as the 攝大乘論, giving a description of Mahāyāna doctrine; Vasubandhu prepared a summary of it; tr. by 無性 Wuxiang. Translations were also made by Paramārtha and Xuanzang; other versions and treatises under various names exist. |
唐攝論 唐摄论 see styles |
táng shè lùn tang2 she4 lun4 t`ang she lun tang she lun Tō shōron |
Tang Compendium of the Great Vehicle |
攝論宗 摄论宗 see styles |
shè lùn zōng she4 lun4 zong1 she lun tsung Shōron shū |
The school of the collected śāstras. |
攝論師 摄论师 see styles |
shè lùn shī she4 lun4 shi1 she lun shih Shōron shi |
masters of the Mahāyāna-saṃgraha |
攝論釋 摄论释 see styles |
shè lùn shì she4 lun4 shi4 she lun shih Shōron shaku |
Commentary to the Summary of the Great Vehicle |
梁攝論 梁摄论 see styles |
liáng shè lùn liang2 she4 lun4 liang she lun Ryō shōron |
Liang Translation of the Compendium of the Great Vehicle |
大唐攝論 大唐摄论 see styles |
dà táng shè lùn da4 tang2 she4 lun4 ta t`ang she lun ta tang she lun Dai Tō shōron |
Great Tang Compendium of the Great Vehicle |
梁朝攝論 梁朝摄论 see styles |
liáng zhāo shè lùn liang2 zhao1 she4 lun4 liang chao she lun Ryōchō shōron |
Liang Translation of the Compendium of the Great Vehicle |
無性攝論 无性摄论 see styles |
wú xìng shè lùn wu2 xing4 she4 lun4 wu hsing she lun Mushōshō ron |
Asvabhāva's Commentary on the Compendium of the Great Vehicle |
梁攝論疏抄 梁摄论疏抄 see styles |
liáng shè lùn shū chāo liang2 she4 lun4 shu1 chao1 liang she lun shu ch`ao liang she lun shu chao Ryō shōron shoshō |
Exegetical Notes on the Liang Translation of the Compendium of the Great Vehicle |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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