Here, in the mahâyâna monastery, he found a copy of the Vinaya, containing the Mahâsânghikâ rulesthose which were observed in the first Great Council, while Buddha was still in the world.

The original copy was handed down in the Jetavana vihâra.

This copy of the rules, however, is the most complete, with the fullest explanations.

CHAPTER XL ~After Two Years Fâ-hien Takes Ship for China~ Fâ-hien abode in this country two years; and, in addition to his acquisitions in Patna, succeeded in getting a copy of the Vinaya-pitaka of the Mahîsâsakâh school; the Dîrghâgama and Samyuktâgama Sûtras; and also the Samyukta-sañchaya-pitaka;all being works unknown in the land of Han.

"It's a good deal as though Michael Angelo, when he made one of his sketches, white on black, put a sheet of carbon under his paper and made a copy at the same time, black on white.

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In this letter you will find the gentleman a little more explicit; and but a little; though he is evidently encouraged by the interest and curiosity betrayed by the woman in this copy of the answer to his first epistle.

"Indian used to dress in skins and furs, now he must copy white man and shiver with cold.

ii.] in print; and 923 pages of the copy [MS.] only is exhausted, and there remains 80, besides the death; as to which I shall be concise, though solemn.

Francis, put into Dr. Warren's coach a copy of the English Poets.' CROKER.

To Sir Joshua Reynolds, my great French Dictionary, by Martiniere, and my own copy of my folio English Dictionary, of the last revision.

You may rely that I shall neither copy any part, nor permit the papers to be seen.

Johnson, we may be sure, had no copy of any of his sermons.

The copy is of price, though the origin be vile.

It is said that our poet was a stranger to this gentleman, when he began to write his Fairy Queen, and that he took occasion to go to Leicester-house, and introduce himself by sending in to Mr. Sidney a copy of the ninth Canto of the first book of that poem.

We shall present our readers with a specimen of his lordship's poetry, in a copy of verses addressed to Grotius on his Christus Patiens, a tragedy, translated by Mr. Sandys.

So the old copy: the reading should probably be himselfe a daw will trie, prove or find himself by experience to be a daw or fool.