Crime And Punishment In The Buddhist Tradition

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Crime And Punishment In The Buddhist TraditionThis book deals with the concept of Crime and Punishment as found in the Buddhist tradition. The author selects the Pall texts regarded as the oldest extant sources of the Buddhists, and carefully collects his information from this original data. In the past, Indologists, Philologists, Orientalists and students of Religion have made use of such data in order to illustrate areas of their chosen interests. This is the first time that the Pall sources

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