{"collection":"Buddhism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/bud/chj/chj02.htm","path":"bud/chj/chj02.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/bud/chj/chj02.htm","text":"The Creed of Half Japan, by Arthur Lloyd, [1911]\n| CHAPTER | | PAGE | \n| I. | Mah\u0101y\u0101na | 1 | \n| II. | The Stage on which S\u2019akyamuni made his Appearance | 5 | \n| III. | The Buddha and his Greatest Disciple | 18 | \n| IV. | The Pre-Christian Expansion of Buddhism | 28 | \n| V. | Pushyamitra | 47 | \n| VI. | The New Testament in Touch with the East | 51 | \n| VII. | Alexandria and Antioch at the Time of Christ | 58 | \n| VIII. | The Legend of St. Thomas | 71 | \n| IX. | The Call from China | 76 | \n| X. | Buddhism just before the Coming of Christianity | 85 | \n| XI. | As\u2019vaghosha | 96 | \n| XII. | N\u0101g\u0101rjuna | 105 | \n| XIII. | The Missionaries of the Han | 117 | \n| XIV. | Dharmagupta | 131 | \n| XV. | Manich\u00e6ism | 145 | \n| XVI. | China in the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Centuries | 152 | \n| XVII. | Buddhism Reaches Japan | 168 | \n| XVIII. | The Crown Prince Sh\u014dtoku Taishi | 178 | \n| | p. x | | \n| CHAPTER | | PAGE | \n| XIX. | Buddhism During the Nara Period (with Appendix) | 191 | \n| XX. | Heian Buddhism | 225 | \n| XXI. | Namudaishi | 243 | \n| XXII. | The Buddhism of the Gempei Period | 259 | \n| XXIII. | The Buddhism of Kamakura | 275 | \n| XXIV. | Nichiren and the Earlier Sects | 287 | \n| XXV. | Rissh\u014d Ankoku Ron | 307 | \n| XXVI. | The Mongols | 329 | \n| XXVII. | The Buddhism of the Muromachi Age | 341 | \n| XXVIII. | The Period of the Catholic Missions | 350 | \n| XXIX. | The Buddhism of the Tokugawa Period | 367 | \n| XXX. | Recapitulation | 381 | \n| | Index | 387 | \n____________________________\nThe ornament on the side of the cover is a facsimile of Shinran's handwriting, representing the character for Buddha.","title":"The Creed of Half Japan: Contents","type":"page"}