The Adamantine Scalpel
Chinese Buddhist treatise on buddha-nature by Zhanran, in the form of a dream dialogue with a stranger, named after an ancient Indian tool for cataract surgery
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The Adamantine Scalpel
Summary
The Adamantine Scalpel is a literary work[1].
Key Facts
- The Adamantine Scalpel authored Zhanran[2].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's instance of is recorded as literary work[3].
- scalpel is named after The Adamantine Scalpel[4].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's language of work or name is recorded as Classical Chinese[5].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's catalog code is recorded as 1932[6].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's main subject is recorded as Buddha-nature[7].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's main subject is recorded as Tiantai doctrine[8].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's described at URL is recorded as https://encyclopediaofbuddhism.org/wiki/Jingang_Pi[9].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's described at URL is recorded as https://dazangthings.nz/cbc/text/143/[10].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's described at URL is recorded as https://kabc.dongguk.edu/content/pop_seoji?dataId=ABC_KJ_A_002_0201[11].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's published in is recorded as Sectarian Teachings Section[12].
- The Adamantine Scalpel's Encyclopedia of China is recorded as 571520[13].
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Works and Contributions
The Adamantine Scalpel authored Zhanran[2].