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Chapter IV.

Buddhism, or the Protestantism of the East.

• § 1. Buddhism, in its Forms, resembles Romanism; in its Spirit, Protestantism
• § 2. Extent of Buddhism. Its Scriptures
• § 3. Sakya-muni, the Founder of Buddhism
• § 4. Leading Doctrines of Buddhism
• § 5. The Spirit of Buddhism Rational and Humane
• § 6. Buddhism as a Religion
• § 7. Karma and Nirvana
• § 8. Good and Evil of Buddhism
• § 9. Relation of Buddhism to Christianity

Chapter V.

Zoroaster and the Zend Avesta.

• § 1. Ruins of the Palace of Xerxes at Persepolis
• § 2. Greek Accounts of Zoroaster. Plutarch's Description of his Religion
• § 3. Anquetil du Perron and his Discovery of the Zend Avesta
• § 4. Epoch of Zoroaster. What do we know of him?
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