The same author's "Anecdota Palica," 1845.--[17. "Dhammapadam," palice edidet et latine vertit Fausböll, Hovniæ, 1855.--Add. to 3rd ed.]--18. Asiatic Researches, vol. vi. Buchanan, "On the Religion of the Burmas," and vol. xx. (Calcutta, 1839), Part 2, contains three important articles by Csoma Körösi, including Analyses of the Books of the Kandshur.--19. Sangermano, "The Burmese Empire," Rome, 1833.--20. Turnour, "The Mahawanzo," Ceylon, 1836.--21. Upham, "The Mahavansi, Raja Ratnacari et Rajavali," 3 vols. 1833.--22. _ejusd._ "Doctrine of Buddhism," 1839, fol.--23. Spence Hardy, "Eastern Monachism," 1850.--24. _ejusd._ "Manual of Buddhism," 1853. The two last books, written after a twenty years' stay in Ceylon and from oral information supplied by the priests there, have given me a deeper insight into the essence of the Buddhist dogma than any other work. They deserve to be translated into German, but without abridgement, for otherwise the best part might be left out.--[25. C. F. Köppen, "Die Religion des Buddha," 1857, a complete compendium of Buddhism, compiled not only with great erudition and serious industry but also with intelligence and insight from all the other works I have mentioned above and from many more besides, which contains all that is essential on the subject.--26. "The Life of Buddha," from the Chinese of Palladji, in the "Archiv für wissenschaftliche Kunde von Russland," edited by Erman, vol. xv. Heft 1, 1856.--Add. to 3rd ed.]