[Chapter V]
(Nâgârjana’s famous doctrine of “The Middle Path) to Nâgârjuna’s.
“is no more than a fragment of the absoulte Bhûtatathâtâ” to absolute.
“to be very logical and free from serious dufficulties” to difficulties.
“Adam with Eve, Buddha with Devadatta, etc., ect.,” to etc.
[Chapter VI]
“and Buddi and Ahankâra. Buddhi, intellect, is defined” to Buddhi.
([p.139, fn. 1]) “doctrine of Mahâyânism, i.e.. that of” change third period to a comma.
[Chapter VII]
“fixed state of things in which perfect equillibrium” to equilibrium.