Psalms of the Early Buddhists [2 Vols in One] Motilal Banarsidass Practice makes a man perfect

Practice makes a man perfect

Hence so long as the validity of the second knowledge is not proved

Projects in pursuit of intercultural understanding often presuppose a great deal of personal interdependence

An Indian reprint of this work is timely and welcome

We often consider it a mark of ability or distinction in a thinker that a certain reputation should precede him

Psalms of the Early Buddhists [2 Vols in One] Motilal Banarsidass Practice makes a man perfectHere the title of this volume has been modified by the ampler designation: Verses attributed, in the tradition of the Pali Canon, to certain eminent sisters (Theri Bhikkhunis) of the Buddhist Order, and forming the second and smaller portion of the work entitled Thera theri gathai. e., verses of the Elders, Brethren and Sisters. The poems or verses so preserved to us are included in the Fifth Group of the second of the Three Pitakas (the Sutta Pitaka)