Summary: The text showcases a list of sacred books from different Eastern religions, ranging from Buddhist to Zoroastrian texts, all translated into English by various scholars. It highlights the importance of these texts for the study of religion and philosophy, providing insights into different cultural and religious traditions. The book includes translations of works like the Dhammapada, Sutta Vibhanga, Qur'an, and Bhagavadgita, offering readers access to the quintessence of these ancient texts and their teachings. The text also refers to the correlation between the author's knowledge of the Pali scriptures and the quotes and references made throughout the book, illustrating a deep familiarity with the texts. The inclusion of various names of places and people further enriches the narrative, giving readers a glimpse into the cultural and geographical context of the stories presented in the text.