Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c17.s3.7
Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c17.s3.7
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¹ Péri, BEFEO. 1918, no. 2. ² The Vaibhāṣikas treated the Buddha as essentially human; the Sautrāntikas seem to have recognized a large number of Buddhas and the doctrine of the Dharmakāya, body of the law, of each; Wassilieff, *Bouddhisme*, pp. 272, 285 f. ³ pp. 95 ff., 177 f.; KV. xvi. 1-3. Gifts to the dead are approved, Mil., pp. 294 ff.; disapproved as a Rājagirika and Siddhatthika heresy; KV. vii. 6.
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- Kathāvatthu — Moggaliputta Tissa, Pāli
- Milindapañha — Pāli