Eugène Burnouf: the Background to his Research into the Lotus Sutra

Table of Contents
xi~ Preface
1~ I. Burnouf as Father of Modern Buddhology
	I.1 Correspondence and Documents
	I.2 A Catalogue of E. Burnouf’s Library ...
II. Louis-Mathieu Langles and A. Hamilton
	II.1 A Sales Catalogue of the Langles ...
	II.2 Hamilton in Paris ...
III. Paris — A Capital City of Sanskrit Learning
	III.1 Sanskrit and French Scholarship
	III.2 Bopp from Paris to London, ...
	III.3 Franz Bopp in Berlin and ...
	III.4 Max Mueller with E. Burnouf ...
IV. Oriental Studies in France and Germany
	IV.1 Scholars in the Asiatic Societies ...
	IV.2 Scholars in German Centres ...
	IV.3 Trivia Incidental to Indian and ...
V. Creation of Chairs of Indology and Sinology in Paris
	V.1 College de France
	V.2 Second Chairholders of Indology ...
	V.3 Burnouf pere et fils — ...
VI. Arrivals of New Source Materials
	VI.1 Hodgson in Kathmandu and Burnouf in Paris
	VI.2 Materials from China, Tibet and ...
	VI.3 Societe Asiatique and Buddhist ...
VII. The Lotus Sutra
	VII.1 Arrivals of the Losut Sutra Manscripts in Paris
	VII.2 Burnouf’s Translation of the Lotus Sutra
	VII.3 Further from Burnouf to Hodgson on the Lotus Sutra
	VII.4 Publications of the Lotus Sutra after Burnouf’s Premature Death
VIII. Afterword
Reference
	Introductory Notes on this Bibliography
	Abbreviations
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Index to Personal Names