Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c20.s2.22

c20.s2.22

¹ Hence he attempted to establish by positive arguments the views of the school, and hence he and his followers are Svātantrikas as against the Prāsaṅgikas; MKV., p. 23, n. 3; cf. Wassilieff, *Bouddhisme*, p. 320 who gives (pp. 330 ff.) eleven points of importance in the views of the latter, but these add nothing of philosophic importance.