An edition of The early Buddhist theory of man perfected (1936)

The early Buddhist theory of man perfected

a study of the Arahan concept and of the implications of the aim to perfection in religious life, traced in early canonical and post-canonical Pali literature

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An edition of The early Buddhist theory of man perfected (1936)

The early Buddhist theory of man perfected

a study of the Arahan concept and of the implications of the aim to perfection in religious life, traced in early canonical and post-canonical Pali literature

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Philo Press
Language
English
Pages
328

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Subjects
Arhats, Buddha and Buddhism, Buddhism, Doctrines, Perfection, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Perfection

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Cover of: The early Buddhist theory of man perfected
The early Buddhist theory of man perfected: a study of the Arahan concept and of the implications of the aim to perfection in religious life
1979, Oriental Books Reprint Corporation
in English - 1st Indian ed.
Cover of: The early Buddhist theory of man perfected
The early Buddhist theory of man perfected: a study of the Arahan concept and of the implications of the aim to perfection in religious life, traced in early canonical and post-canonical Pali literature ; with notes, references, and indexes of names, subjects, and Pali and Sanskrit words
1979, Oriental Books Reprint Corp. ; distributed by Munshiram Manoharlal
in English
Cover of: The early Buddhist theory of man perfected
The early Buddhist theory of man perfected: a study of the Arahan concept and the implications of the aim to perfection in religious life traced in early canonical and post-canonical Pali literature with notes, references and indexes of names, subjects and Pali and Sanskrit words.
1979, Oriental Books Reprint Corporation
in English
Cover of: The early Buddhist theory of man perfected
The early Buddhist theory of man perfected: a study of the Arahan concept and of the implications of the aim to perfection in religious life, traced in early canonical and post-canonical Pali literature
1975, Philo Press
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The early Buddhist theory of man perfected: a study of the Arahan
1936, Williams & Norgate ltd.
in English
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Edition Notes

"Table of Pali literature": p. 15-19.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Reprint of the 1936 ed. published by Williams & Norgate, London.

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Dewey Decimal Class
294.3/4/213
Library of Congress
BQ4289.P4 H6 1975

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328 p. ;
Number of pages
328

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OL4613227M
ISBN 10
9060224175
LCCN
77377114
OCLC/WorldCat
502507157
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3541073

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