Buddha: Epische Dichtung in Zwanzig Ges ngen, by Joseph Viktor Widmann, is a classic German epic poem that explores the life and teachings of Buddha. Published in 1869, this work presents a sweeping narrative in twenty cantos, blending poetic artistry with profound spiritual themes. Widmann's detailed and evocative verse brings the story of Buddha to life, offering readers a rich and immersive experience of ancient wisdom. This epic poem stands as a significant contribution to both German literature and the broader understanding of Buddhist philosophy.
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