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... ( Pāli ) ? Such a supposition is improbable on the face of it . There were vernaculars ( bashyas ) everywhere , and there were Buddhists everywhere in India . We argue , therefore , that these books , when written , were written not in ...
... ( Pāli ) ? Such a supposition is improbable on the face of it . There were vernaculars ( bashyas ) everywhere , and there were Buddhists everywhere in India . We argue , therefore , that these books , when written , were written not in ...
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... Pāli only , but in various dialects , according to the locality in which the books were first framed . This is an important step to have made in our knowledge of the subject , because it removes us at once from the arena of a ...
... Pāli only , but in various dialects , according to the locality in which the books were first framed . This is an important step to have made in our knowledge of the subject , because it removes us at once from the arena of a ...
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... Pāli , and he assumes that two versions of the Canon existed from the time of the first council , viz . , one in Sanscrit and the other in Pāli , whilst those Sûtras which were not produced till a much later time , viz . , about the ...
... Pāli , and he assumes that two versions of the Canon existed from the time of the first council , viz . , one in Sanscrit and the other in Pāli , whilst those Sûtras which were not produced till a much later time , viz . , about the ...
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... Pāli , principally in their phonetical character , e.g. , there are no consonantal reduplications , which occur in Pāli , as in the word Sadhamme for saddhame , sute for sutta . It is curious again to observe that the word Samgha is ...
... Pāli , principally in their phonetical character , e.g. , there are no consonantal reduplications , which occur in Pāli , as in the word Sadhamme for saddhame , sute for sutta . It is curious again to observe that the word Samgha is ...
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... Pāli for us to regard it as its origin . On the whole , the editor discredits the supposition that Buddhism was introduced into Ceylon as a developed system by the Prince Mahinda and his sister Sanghamitta , and leans to the belief that ...
... Pāli for us to regard it as its origin . On the whole , the editor discredits the supposition that Buddhism was introduced into Ceylon as a developed system by the Prince Mahinda and his sister Sanghamitta , and leans to the belief that ...
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