On the Vibhajjavadins
The Mahimsasaka, Dhammaguttaka, Kassapiya and Tambapanniya branches of the ancient Theriyas
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https://doi.org/10.1558/bsrv.v18i2.14449Keywords:
Vibhajjavādins, Mahiṃsāsaka, Dhammaguttaka, Kassapiya, Tambapaṇṇiya, ancient Theriyas, Tambapaṇṇiya branchesAbstract
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