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⁵ For the tradition: *Oldenberg*, ZDMG 52, 1898, 633 f.; T. W. *Rhys Davids* in Cambridge History I, 194; Mrs. *Rhys Davids*, Points of Controversy, pp. xxx f.; Buddhist Manual of Psychological Ethics (1923), pp. xxiv f. ; Geiger, Pāli Literatur und Sprache, pp. 6 and 16. Against the tradition : I. P. Minayeff, Recherches sur le Bouddhisme, pp. 81 ff., 200 f.; Barth in RHR 42, 1900, pp. 72 f. = Œuvres II, 355 ; and *Keith*, Buddhist Philosophy, pp. 18 f. Max *Walleser*, who formerly (Die buddhistische Philosophie in ihrer geschichtlichen Entwicklung, I, Heidelberg 1904 (1925), pp. 20 ff., 95 f.) placed absolute reliance on the tradition, has now come to the conclusion (Die buddhist. Philosophie IV, Die Sekten des Buddhismus, 1927, p. 12) "that this text is very considerably later than the historical legend would have us believe."