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Foreword ix
Preface xi|
Introduction 1
The Historical Development of Nembutsu: From Meditation to Recitation 4
An Outline of Collected Teachings of Honen: The Japanese Anthology 39
A Chronology of Events during the Lifetime of Honen 59
Part 1 Collected Teachings of Honen The Japanese Anthology
Prologue 67
1 Commentary on the Three Sutras of Pure Land Buddhism 71
2 The Covenant 92
3 An Outline of the Doctrine for Birth in the Pure Land 93
4 Essential Discourse on Birth in the Pure Land through Nembutsu 118
5 The significance of the Threefold Devotional Heart 129
6 Instruction in the Seven Articles 134
7 An Outline of Nembutsu 142
8 An Outline of the Essentials of Jodo Shu 156
9 A Reply to the Lady Kujo 175
10 A Reply to the Nun Holding the Second Rank in the Court of Kamakura 178
11 Dialogue on the Essentials of Nembutsu 185
12 A Reply to Taro Sanehide in Ogo 214
13 A Reply to the Lady of Taro Sanehide in Ogo 226
14 A Reply to the Lay Priest in Kumagai 234
15 A Reply to the Lay Priest Saburo in Tsunoto 235
16 A Letter to an Eminent Monk in Kuroda 240
17 A Reply to Komyo bo in Ecchu 243
18 A Letter to Nun Shonyo bo 246
19 Instruction to Zensho bo 253
20 Dialogue on Twelve Topics 255
21 Dialogue on Twelve Issues 263
22 Dialogue on One Hundred Forty Five Topics 274
23 A Dialogue Between Honen shonin and Myohen sozu 302
24 The Sayings of Honen shonin as Stated by His Disciples 304
Part II First Supplement To Collected Teachings of Honen The Japanese Anthology
25 The Statement Sent to Mount Hiei 323
26 Instruction to a Devotee 346
27 Replies to Saburo in Tsunoto 349
A reply to Saburo Dated October 18th 349
A reply to Saburo Dated September 28th 353
A Reply to Saburo Dated April 26th 355
28 Instruction to a Lady 357
Part III Second Supplement To Collected Teachings Of Honen The Japanese Anthology
29 Essentials for Birth in the Pure Land through Nembutsu 361
30 Dialogue on Ten Issues at Todai ji Temple 367
31 Letters 375
A Reply 375
A Letter to Someone 385
A Reply to the Lay Priest Kumagai 386
A Reply on One Occasion 388
32 Admonitions for the Attainment of Birth in the Pure Land 389
Epilogue 403
The Auspicious Dream of the Japanese Anthology 405
Colophon 407
Appendix The Forth Eight Vows of Buddha Amitabha 409
Notes 417
Glossary 443
Selected Bibliography 463
Index of Selected Terms 475
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