[32] 普賢.
[33] He must not be confused with the Adi-Buddha or primordial deity of Red Lamaism, though the name is the same.
[34] 華嚴經. See especially chüan, 7-10.
[35] 龍樹 (Lung Shu) in Chinese.
[36] See Dhammapada, chap. xxiii. S.B.E. vol. x. p. 78.
[38] The Pali word is Kamma, which, like the Sanskrit, simply means "doing; action; work; labour; business." See Childers' Pali Dictionary, s.v. Kammam. Mr A. E. Taylor, in his admirable work The Elements of Metaphysics, describes the Buddhist karma as "the system of purposes and interests" to which a man's "natural deeds give expression."
[39] Cf. Virgil, Æneid, vi. 719-721:
"O pater, anne aliquas ad caelum hinc ire putandumst
Sublimes animas iterumque ad tarda reverti
Corpora? Quae lucis miseris tam dira cupido?"