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within the Persian Empire."(16) In dealing with pre-Socratic thought, we ...from himself all existing things, or, in mother passage, (20) divides himself into ...
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Davids herself moved during the 20s from her early interest in the psychological to a preoccupation with ...himself radically out of the primitive soil...as the Buddhist dared to do."[16] Hence, Greek thought ...
Teresina Rowell Havens
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have presupposed what Rudolph Otto(16) termed "the peculiar logic of ...16) Rudolph Otto, Mysticism East and West (New York: Meridian Books, 1957), p. 45.
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RICHARD H. ROBINSON
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Cuulasu~n~nata-sutta of the Majjhima-nikaaya,(16) lends support to this view. The planes are...nkhaara) to a banana tree, and awareness (vi~n~naana) to illusion ( maayaa).(20) A more ...
HARSH NARAIN
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sections 20-23) not only outlines this ceremony but includes instructions for those who participate ...gradual enlightenment (16), and the definition of the Threefold Training (40-41).
A second ...
Carl Bielefeldt and Lewis Lanc
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(freed by perfect profound knowledge, [16]and (ii) annaya nibbuta dhira (knowing, having attained ...suffering and thecessation of suffering.' [20]
(iii) 'For this monk, is the highest aryan truth, that...
Kalansuriya
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is existent, of what will alteration take place? [16]
Candrakiirti presents the Saa^mkhya ..., pp. 269-272.
17. Prasannapadaa, pp. 16-18; Th. Stcherbatsky, The Conception of Buddhist ...
Richard H. Robinson
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concepts of objects and causal relations
p. 16 LOY
are interdependent. Hence they stand or...-of-self.[16] Thus past and future originate and work together to obscure the present, usually ...
David Loy
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XXVII,No-1(May,1952), 20-23.
P.118
At every point, a comparison with European philosophers ...essential natures of dharmas, but just one single is the essential nature of all dharmas.(16)In the one ...
Edward Conze
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1991, 20). Theimplication of this apparent approach has been that the meaning of the"small-scale" ...all points of view, but if that fails, then the majorityopinion counts" (Chakravarti, 1992:16). This ...
Simon Zadek
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