The Pilgrim Kamanita

The Pilgrim Kamanita (1911)
Karl Gjellerup, translated by John E. Logie

London: William Heinemann, page Ttl

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THE PILGRIM
KAMANITA
A LEGENDARY ROMANCE
By KARL GJELLERUP
TRANSLATED BY JOHN E. LOGIE

1911
LONDON: WILLIAM HEINEMANN

Copyright U.S.A., 1911, by K. Gjellerup

Contents
		Page
I.	The Lord Buddha Revisits the City of the Five Hills	1
II.	The Meeting	7
III.	To the Banks of the Gunga	11
IV.	The Maiden Ball-Player	17
V.	The Magic Portrait	23
VI.	On the Terrace of the Sorrowless	29
VII.	In the Ravine	40
VIII.	The Paradise Bud	45
IX.	Under the Constellation of the Robbers	51
X.	Esoteric Doctrine	60
XI.	The Elephant's Trunk	66
XII.	At the Grave of the Holy Vajaçravas	73
XIII.	The Boon Companion	81
XIV.	The Husband	91
XV.	The Bald-Pated Monk	98
XVI.	Ready for Action	104
XVII.	To Homelessness	113
XVIII.	In the Hall of the Potter	121
XIX.	The Master	127
XX.	The Unreasonable Child	131
XXI.	In Mid Career	141
XXII.	In the Paradise of the West	150
XXIII.	The Roundelay of the Blest	154
XXIV.	The Coral Tree	158
XXV.	The Bud of the Lotus Opens	162
XXVI.	The Chain With the Tiger-Eye	167
XXVII.	The Rite of Truth (Saccakiriya)	173
XXVIII.	On the Shores of the Heavenly Gunga	178
XXIX.	Amid the Sweets of the Coral Blossoms	183
XXX.	"To Be Born Is to Die"	189
XXXI.	The Apparition on the Terrace	193
XXXII.	Satagira	202
XXXIII.	Angulimala	209
XXXIV.	The Well of Spears	214
XXXV.	A Pure Offering	224
XXXVI.	Buddha and Krishna	233
XXXVII.	The Blossoms of Paradise Wither	244
XXXVIII.	In the Kingdom of the Hundred-Thousandfold Brahma	248
XXXIX.	The Dusk of the Worlds	252
XL.	In the Grove of Krishna	257
XLI.	The Simple Motto	265
XLII.	The Sick Nun	272
XLIII.	The Passing of the Perfect One	279
XLIV.	Vasitthi's Bequest	292
XLV.	Night and Morning in the Spheres	299
Note		305

"This narrative is not meant for narration."

Byron, Don Juan, xiv. 7.

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