Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c14.s3.8

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¹ Book III is ed. and trs. Poussin. Yaçomitra is Sautrāntika in view. Kumāralabdha, teacher of Çrilābha, founded the school, and traditionally he is a contemporary of Nāgārjuna (c. A. D. 200); Kern, *Ind. Buddh.*, pp. 122, 127; the date, however, is clearly uncertain; cf. BEFEO. 1911, pp. 359, 375; Watters, *Yuan Chwang*. ii. 286; Eliot, *Hinduism and Buddhism*, ii. 86, n. 4, 92.