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THE GOSPEL OF BUDDHA CHAPTER AND VERSE		SOURCES			PARALLELISMS
XCIII			MPN, II, 27–35
XCIV, 1			B St,p. 84			See Matth. IV,1 and Mark I, 13
XCIV, 2–13			MPN, III, 46–63
XCV			MPN, IV, 14–57
XCV, 6			MPN, IV, 25			John XIX,28
XCV, 14–22			MPN, IV, 47–52		${\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}}$	Matth. XXVII,2
						Mark. IX,2
XCVI			MPN, v, 1–14, concerning Metteyya see EH s. v. RhDB, pp. 180, 200; Old, G, p. 153, etc.			John XIV, 26
XCVII			MPN, v, 52–69, and VI;
			Fo, vv.' 2303–2310			John VIII, 31
XCVII, 19–20	${\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}}$		Mabatānhasamkbaya-Sutta, Majjhitna Nikāya, vol.i, p. 263, quoted by Old, G, p. 349 E, p. 325.
XCVII, 23–24
XCVII, 22			Suttavibbanga, Parājika 1, pp. 1, 4 quoted by Old, G, p. 349, E, p. 325			I Cor. XV,20
XCVIII			EA, embodying later traditions see H and almost any other work on Buddhism			The Christian Trinity dogma
XCIX			EA
C			EA, in imitation of a formula at present in use among Northern Buddhists

AN.—Añguttara Nikāya in Warren's Buddhism in Translations.

Bf.—Burnouf, Introduction à l'histoire du Bouddhisme Indien, Paris 1844.

Bgt.—The Life or Legend of Gautama, by the R. Rev. P. Bigandet.