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 CONTENTS.


 * A Record of the Buddhist Religion as practised in India and the Malay Archipelago/Map of I-tsing's Route to India and Back, with some Geographical Names mentioned in his Record
 * [to face title-page]


 * A Record of the Buddhist Religion as practised in India and the Malay Archipelago/Letter from the Right Honourable Professor F. Max Müller to Mr. J. Takakusu


 * A Record of the Buddhist Religion as practised in India and the Malay Archipelago/General Introduction : —
 * Preliminary Remarks
 * The Mûlasarvâstivâda School
 * The Result of I-tsing's Description of the Buddhist Schools
 * The Life and Travels of I-tsing : —
 * I. His Boyhood, to his Departure from China
 * II. His Journey to India
 * III. His Return Home, to his Death
 * Notes on some Geographical Names : —
 * I. The Country of the Naked People
 * II. The Islands of the Southern Sea
 * III. Further India or Indo-China
 * IV. India and Ceylon
 * The Date of I-tsing's Work
 * Tables of several Literary Men and Buddhist Teachers of India, with their dates and successions, made from the Record of Buddhist Practices of I-tsing
 * The Text
 * Additional Notes to the Map
 * II. The Islands of the Southern Sea
 * III. Further India or Indo-China
 * IV. India and Ceylon
 * The Date of I-tsing's Work
 * Tables of several Literary Men and Buddhist Teachers of India, with their dates and successions, made from the Record of Buddhist Practices of I-tsing
 * The Text
 * Additional Notes to the Map
 * Tables of several Literary Men and Buddhist Teachers of India, with their dates and successions, made from the Record of Buddhist Practices of I-tsing
 * The Text
 * Additional Notes to the Map
 * The Text
 * Additional Notes to the Map
 * Additional Notes to the Map