The wonderful Dharma lotus flower sutra
Subtitle: translated into Chinese by Tripitaka Master Kumarajiva of Yao Chʻin
By: with the commentary of Tripitaka Master Hua ; translated by the Buddhist Text Translation Society ; [edited by Kuo-lin Lethcoe].
Contributors: Lethcoe, Kuo-lin.
Publisher: Buddhist Text Translation Society
Published: 1977
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Tripiṭaka. Sūtrapiṭaka. Saddharmapuṇḍarīkasūtra -- Commentaries
Other titles: Dharma flower sutra.
Notes: Cover title: The Dharma flower sutra.
Vol. 11-<16   > : 1st English ed.
Includes indexes.
Table of contents: title: v. 1-2. Introduction; title: v. 5. Belief and understanding (ch. 4); title: v. 6. Medicinal herbs (ch. 5) ; Conferring predictions (ch. 6); title: v. 7. The analogy of transformed city (ch. 7); title: v. 8. Five hundred disciples receive predictions (ch. 8) ; Bestowing predictions upon those studying and those beyond study (ch. 9); title: v. 10. Devadatta (ch. 12) ; Exhortation to maintain (ch. 13); title: v. 11. Happily-dwelling conduct (ch. 14); title: v. 12. Welling forth from the earth (ch. 15) ; The thus come one's life span (ch. 16); title: v. 13. Discrimination of merit and virtue (ch. 17) ; Rejoicing in accord with merit and virtue (ch. 18) ; The merit and virtue of a Dharma Master (ch. 19); title: v. 14. Never-slighting Bodhisattva (ch. 20) ; The spiritual powers of the thus come one (ch. 21) ; The entrustment (ch. 22) ; The former deeds of medicine king Bodhisattva (ch. 23) ; Bodhisattva wondrous sound (ch. 24); title: v. 15. The universal door of Guanshiyin Bodhisattva (ch. 25); title: v. 16. Dharani  (ch. 26) ; The past deeds of king wonderful adornment (ch. 27) ; The encouragement of universal worthy Bodhisattva (ch. 28)