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BUDDHA Definition by WordNet

(noun) Buddha,
founder Of Buddhism; Worshipped As A God (c 563-483 BC)

(noun) Buddha,
one Who Has Achieved A State Of Perfect Enlightenment

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"Fortunately, high in the clouds there appeared the Damo Buddha, who knew that five of the monks were not supposed to die because they were predestined to be the founders of the Tiandihui. Then the Buddha [Damo] changed into a yellow and black floating cl
Shaolin Buddhist Monk

Sonoda, K. 1993. Early Buddha worship. In Ancient Japan: The Cambridge history of Japan, vol.1, edited by D. Brown, 349-414. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Architecture in Japan

Ling, Trevor. The Buddha: Buddhist Civilization in India and Ceylon. London, 1973.
Buddhism as a Reflection of Late Vedic Society

"The Tonsuring of the Future Buddha" http://www.goldenlandpages.com/hotspots/buddhism/9.htm
The Ritual of Tonsuring

Freedman, D. N. & Mcclymond, M. J. (Eds.)Ehrlich, C. S. (2001). Moses, Torah, and Judaism. In The Rivers of Paradise : Moses, Buddha, Confucius, Jesus, and Muhammad as Religious Founders /, (pp. 11-null9). Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans.
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Buddha According to Encyclopedia Britannica and Hesse
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K. Armstrong's "Buddha"
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