Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c26.s2.6

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c26.s2.6

the mere percept is inexpressible and a momentary experience, which imagination presents as a series of moments (kṣaṇa-saṃtāna), and therefore capable of expression. This view is already attacked by Praçastapāda, without naming its author, whose identity with Dignāga is affirmed by Vācaspati Miçra.

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