Buddha: His Life, his Doctrine, his Order c11.s2.60

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have done so in different ways. The former represent Buddha as first going to Râjagaha and then to Âlâra (“Jât.,” i, 66), the latter has the opposite course (“Lal. Vist.,” p. 296 seq.) : it is seen significantly how here the two branches of later tradition have, independently of each other, gone on building for themselves on a common basis, which is to us represented by the Pâli-Pitakas.