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P. 152. Reference of Bimbisāra as a Jain.
P. 153. Mention of a Magadhan prince ruling Anga with Campa as capital in Jain works (Hemchandra Sthaviravali of the Bhagavati sütra and Niryavalisülra).
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Parišiştaparvan, a Jain work, mention of Pataliputra built by Udayin.
P. 189. Jain sacred books speak of Bhojas as Ksatriyas.
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P. 122. Jainism and Buddhism-short description given.
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Emile SENART-Caste in India. London, 1928.
P. 76. Jains forming six castes distinguished by no occupational speciality.
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Edly Theodore BESTERMAN, Ernest CRAWBY---Studies of Savages and Sexes. London, 1929.
P. 59. Jains enforce the rule of sexual abstinence,
P. 95. Jain's doctrine of Ahimsä.
P. 170. Jains respect for animal life.
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P. 198. Mahāvīra charita contains traditions of Vašiştha, Viswamitra and Jamadagnya being vovacious devourers of beef.
P. 204. Jainism and Buddhism--responsible for the abolition of animal sacrifices-people being led to Ahimsa overwhelmingly under their fold.
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