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The Bhikṣuṇī Maṇimēkhalai

An English translation of one of the five great Tamil classics, a story of Buddhist virtues, magical powers and philosophy; along with a detailed study of the text.

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98 - <strong>The</strong> Philosophical Systems<br />

Writers on Mīmāṁ<br />

been known of this author and who he was. <strong>The</strong> Śābara Bhāṣya, the<br />

ea<br />

ṣa.<br />

who followed Upavarṣa because Śabara uses the honorific Bhagavān<br />

before Upavarṣ<br />

ts out<br />

that in other connections Bhagavān and Ācārya are used before the<br />

Dr. Ganganath Jha tried to identify him with Bhavadāsa. As was<br />

pointed out above, Bhavadāsa was the second of the commentators<br />

who commented upon the Pūrva Mīmāṁsa alone. Keith says ‘that the<br />

that an important addition has been made to the teaching of the<br />

Mīmāṁsa in the shape of the introduction of discussions of the<br />

validity of knowledge and its diverse forms.’ Could we not equate the<br />

ṭ<br />

ṭi actually referred to as<br />

Professor Jacobi made the<br />

Maṇ<br />

ṭi seems to throw welcome light<br />

upon the obscurity that has enshrouded the personality of the<br />

re made in regard to<br />

Dasgupta’s History of Indian Philosophy refers [63] to him as having

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