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Doctrines of the Sarvastivada School of Buddhism

By Nalinaksha Dutt

Vol. 14 · No. 4December - 1938pp. 799–812English

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  • “the 5. गाए only statiag the axio- matic truth that to the Buddha's eye no પાપડ exist and 5 such they cannot be पीट object of his maitri and karana.”
  • “According to the Sarvasuvadins, Vasumura says,— (1) A stotipanna has no chance of retrogression while an 111126 has.”
  • “The 5. like the M, postulate the existence of two classes of arhacs with different degrees of attainments.'’”

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  1. Milindapariba
  2. JHQ., XIII, p. 562
  3. Wassilijew, Der Buddbismus
  4. Masuda, 9. 40,n. 2
  5. Digha, iii, p. 245

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