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... Nikaya , probably deterred by the supporters of Buddhism ; and as no one of competent in- formation could be induced to continue the task , even for high reward , I was reluctantly obliged to abandon my design . I had , however ...
... Nikaya , probably deterred by the supporters of Buddhism ; and as no one of competent in- formation could be induced to continue the task , even for high reward , I was reluctantly obliged to abandon my design . I had , however ...
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... Nikaya : Panchaka Nipáta . It is to be understood throughout , that when , in quoting from the Pitakas , words appear within parentheses , they are taken from the Commentary , and not from the Text . They had no cattle , no massas ...
... Nikaya : Panchaka Nipáta . It is to be understood throughout , that when , in quoting from the Pitakas , words appear within parentheses , they are taken from the Commentary , and not from the Text . They had no cattle , no massas ...
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... * Sára Sangaha . Anguttara Nikaya Wannaná , the 8th Nipáta . Paháráda Suttanta . Wisuddhi Margga . + Note K. ‡ Sára Sangaha . § Jinálankára , Appendix , Note L. would form one great ocean ; then , when the THE BUDDHIST UNIVERSE . 85.
... * Sára Sangaha . Anguttara Nikaya Wannaná , the 8th Nipáta . Paháráda Suttanta . Wisuddhi Margga . + Note K. ‡ Sára Sangaha . § Jinálankára , Appendix , Note L. would form one great ocean ; then , when the THE BUDDHIST UNIVERSE . 85.
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... Himála - wana is so called , because it is covered with * Appendix , Note S. + Sára Sangaha . Maha Nidana Sutta Wannaná , in the Digha Nikaya . Appendix , Note T. Note U. hima , or snow ; or because in the hot THE BUDDHIST UNIVERSE . 91.
... Himála - wana is so called , because it is covered with * Appendix , Note S. + Sára Sangaha . Maha Nidana Sutta Wannaná , in the Digha Nikaya . Appendix , Note T. Note U. hima , or snow ; or because in the hot THE BUDDHIST UNIVERSE . 91.
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... the highest part is 1000 miles ; the space covered by the outspreading branches is 3000 miles in cir- * Sára Sangaha , Appendix , Note V. Anguttara Nikaya Wannaná . cumference ; the trunk is 150 miles round , and THE BUDDHIST UNIVERSE . 95.
... the highest part is 1000 miles ; the space covered by the outspreading branches is 3000 miles in cir- * Sára Sangaha , Appendix , Note V. Anguttara Nikaya Wannaná . cumference ; the trunk is 150 miles round , and THE BUDDHIST UNIVERSE . 95.
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