...Arthur F. Wright The Hall of Light, A Study of Early Chinese Kingship . By William Edward Soothill . Edited by Lady Hosie and G. F. Hudson . London : The Latter worth Press , 1951 xxii , 289 . 25 s. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1953 1953 BOOK REVIEWS 343...

...Minoru Kiyota The Threefold Lotus Sūtra: Innumerable Meanings, the Lotus Flower of the Wonderful Law, and Meditation on the Bodhisattva Universal Virtue . Translated by Bunnō Katō , Yoshirō Tamura , and Kōjirō Miyasaka ; with revisions by W. E. Soothill, Wilhelm Schiffer, and Pier P. Del...

.... Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1953 1953 BOOK REVIEWS 345 not at least use Granet's study to bring some light and order into Soothill's discussions. The ming-t'ang remains a magnificent theme around which to investigate many aspects of Chinese thought and beliefs, but the definitive...

... Edward Soothill. Edited by LADY HOSIE and G. F. HUDSON. London: The Latui- worth Press, 1951 xxii, 289. 25 s. The late Professor Soothill (1861-1935) recognized the great importance of the ming-t'ang, the so-called "cosmic house," for the study of Chinese cos- 10 In the ancient form two strokes point...

... , April. 1937 A dictionary of Chinese Buddhist terms . In collaboration with the late William Edward Soothill. London : Regan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. 1946 Confucianism, in Great religions of the world , edited by Jurji J. . Princeton University Press. Books Translated...

...Daniel C. Buchanan Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1950 1950 68 THE FAR EASTERN QUARTERLY A dictionary of Chinese Buddhist terms. In collaboration with the late William Edward Soothill. London: Regan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co. 1946 Confucianism, in Great religions...

.... P.H.C. A History of China. By W. E. SOOTHILL. Revised and edited with a supplementary chapter by G. F. Hudson. New York: Contemporary Books, 1951. 127 p. $1.50. Those who know China know Soothill's reputation and the deep respect which, during his lifetime, he was accorded in that country. This new...

..., Soothill and Hodous' Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms, and Hackmann's Handworterbuch des chinesischen Buddhismus, most of the lexicographic and encyclopedic work on Buddhism has been done by the Japanese. In fact, it is not quite proper to list the first two works at all without listing every existing...

... , Oriental Religions and their Relation to Universal Religion ( Boston , 1877 ), pp. 715 –17 ; Willoughby-Meade G. , Chinese Ghouls and Goblins ( London , 1928 ), pp. 274 –91 ; Soothill W. E. , The Three Religions of China ( London, New York, Toronto , 3rd ed. 1930 ), pp. 163...

... 1 The date of publication of the WHCPC has often been given as 1898. 2 Bland and Backhouse , China under the Empress Dowager ( Philadelphia , 1910 ) ; Soothill W. E. , Timothy Richard of China ( London , 1926 ) ; Martin W. A. P. , A Cycle of Cathay...

.... The Buddhological part of the book is restricted to references to Soothill and Hodous's and the Foguang shan dictionaries (see especially the author's methodological statement on p. ix). In a number of cases Japanese dictionaries like Oda Tokuno, Bukkyo daijiten (Tokyo 1954) at least in the Chinese adaptation...

... of the Lotus, which is the text that Hurvitz note the traditional Chinese interpretation of selected for translation, was first introduced to the term ds'rava. A feature of Murano's book the West in 1930 through William Soothill's that will prove useful to beginning students of abridged translation entitled...

... and phenomenal" (Soothill and Hodous*4); "substance and operation" (Bruce18); "substance and application" (Liebenthal1 "essence and function" (Nivison Boodberg, however, objects that "Chinese t'i never developed the subtlety of our 'essence' and 'substance,' having remained close to the level of 'embodiment...

..., Prophet Muhammed and His Mission. New York: Asia Publishing House, 1968. x, 214 pp. Index. $5.25. SOOTHILL, WILLIAM EDWARD, The Analects of Con- KEESING'S PUBLICATIONS LTD., Treaties and Alliances fucius. New York: Paragon Book Reprint Corp., of the World. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1968. v, 1028...

... sarvadharma, or dharma-nairatmya, is omitted from the list altogether. Even the very sketchy list found in the corrigenda of Soothill and Hodous, A Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms (London, 1937), p. xix, is at least more complete and better organized. Indeed, the editors would have done well to make use...

..., Indices. 950 yen. Students of Buddhism will know that, with such notable exceptions as Rhys Davids and Stede's Pali-English Dictionary, Edgerton's Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary, Soothill and Hodous' Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms, and Hackmann's Handworterbuch des chinesischen Buddhismus, most...

...," then being published in Peking. These would, he was assured, open up "a whole new area of diplomatic history." At Oxford formal guidance came from W. E. Soothill, who offered to "gladly see me at tea any time," but helped him more by writing to H. B. Morse, a former assistant to Sir Robert Hart...

... Trade [ ROBERT EVANS, 332 ;R.1 HBLLER AND HBLLER, Japanese Investment in the United States: With a Case Study of the Hawaiian Experience 507 [WARRENS, HUNSBERGER] HENDERSON, Foreign Enterprise in Japan: Laws and Policies [ROBERT s. OZAKI) 686 KAT6 ET AL. (trans., with rev. by Soothill et al The Three...

... in the 1898 reforms) ( Peking , 1961 ), I, 59 – 61 ; and Soothill W. E. , Timothy Richard of China ( London , 1924 ), pp. 219 –20 . A study focusing on one aspect of Ch'en Chih's writings is Ch'ing-tseng T'ang , “ Ch'ing-chi Ch'en Chih chih lao-kung hsüeh-shuo ” (The tabor theory...

... available. Affiliate agencies have also put on the market a photolithographic reproduction of the Shanghai edition of the Fo-hsiieh ta-tz'u-tien as well as a similar edition of Soothill and Hodous' Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms under the title Ying-Han (i.e., "English-Chinese") Fo-hsileh ta-tz'u-tien...