1.大乘无量寿宗要经 2.抄写题记

1.大乘无量寿宗要经 2.抄写题记 -正

名称

1.大乘无量寿宗要经 2.抄写题记

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P.t.3727

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材质

墨繪紙本

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藏文

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法国国家图书馆

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###Related background

1. ** Source of scripture **  
This sentence may come from Buddhist classics (such as the Diamond Sutra, the Dharma Sutra, etc.), which is often found at the beginning of scriptures or describing the scene of Buddha's statement.

2. ** Keyword analysis **  
- ** Ershi **: Refers to "then, then" and is used in the classics to emphasize the specific moment of Buddha's statement.  
- ** Buddha **: The honorific title of Buddha means "the most noble person in the world", reflecting his enlightenment and mercy.

3. ** Buddhist background **  
When Buddha spoke, he often began with "If I heard it, the Buddha was here for a while...", followed by "The Blessed One at that time" to lead to specific teachings. Such sentence patterns are most commonly found in the Mahayana classics and are used to establish the authority of teaching methods.

4. ** Cultural significance **  
The use of fixed formats in Buddhist classics not only reflects the solemnity of religious rituals, but also facilitates the inheritance method of oral and spiritual teachings.