xviii list of illustrations
- Sørensen—EB Art Nanzhao Dali:
Figure 1. Acuoye Avalokiteśvara. Gilt bronze, eleventh century.
Dali, Chongsheng Pagoda. ........................................................... 489
Figure 2. Rubbing of stele depicting Usṇ̣īsavijayā. ̣
Thirteenth century, Jianquan, Yunnan. ..................................... 494
Figure 3. Rubbing of engraving depicting vidyārāja. Nanzhao,
tenth century, Boshiwahe, southern Sichuan province. ......... 495 - Sørensen—EB Art China 960–1279:
Figure 1. Divinities from the Department of Thunder.
Rubbing of a stele with the divinities of the Shuilu ritual,
Northern Song. .............................................................................. 501
Figure 2. Line drawing depicting Mahāvairocana surrounded
by the eight stūpas from the North Pagoda. Chaoyang,
Hebei, Liao dynasty. ...................................................................... 506
Figure 3. Nārāyaṇa as a Buddhist vajrapāla. Rubbing from a
stele at Shaolin Temple, Jin dynasty. ......................................... 508
Figure 4. Dhāraṇī pillar with the Usṇīsāvijayā-dhāraṇī in
Siddham script and bīja syllables. Jin, dated 1153 C.E. ......... 509 - Sørensen—Choson:
Figure 1. Water and Land mudrās from the Ch’ŏnji
myŏngyang suryuk chewi ch’anyo. .............................................. 626
Figure 2. Śūraṅgama Spell. mid Chosōn. ..................................... 631
Figure 3. Talisman for attaining for rebirth in the Pure Land.
Pulga iryŏng chakbŏp. ................................................................... 633
Figure 4. Printed sheet with Sanskrit bīja. Songgwang Temple,
ca. 1650. .......................................................................................... 635
Figure 5. Printed illustration from the Kwanseŭm posal
yŏnghŏm yakch’o. ........................................................................... 648
Figure 6. Mantra-chart from the Yukcha myŏngwang tarani
kyŏng. ............................................................................................... 649
Figure 7. “Cundī’s Nine Letter Heavenly Circle Chart.”
Chosang kyŏng. .............................................................................. 651
Figure 8. 16th century painting of Cundī. Treasure of
Taehŭng Temple. ........................................................................... 653
Figure 9. Votive painting depicting the “Host of Spirits.”
Sudŏk Temple, Chosŏn, 18th cent. ............................................ 655