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rasanijjuhanata jibbhidiyapadi samlenatathānga
Sūtra, Tha. 4, U. 2, S. 309. (27) Sanyuttanikāya 10, Nana Titthiya Sutta. (28) Bauddha Dharma-darśana, P. 4. (29) Inodological Studies, Vol. II, P. 254. . (30) Dictionary of Pali Proper Names, Vol. II, P. 400. (31) Acharya Buddhaghosh, Dhammapada - Atthakatha;
1-43, Majjhimnikāya, Attha - Kathā; 1-422.
(32) Maskaraṁ maskarinau venupa rivrajakayoho - Pani
ni Vyäkarna, 6-1-154.
(34)
(33) Na vai maska roas yateeti maskari parivrājakah.
kim tarhi? Mākrt karmani māk șit karmáni santirvah sreyas.ityahato maskari parivrājakah - patanjala, Mahābhāsya, 6-1-154.
Sumangala Vilasini (Dighnikāya Atthakathā)P. 143 - 44. (35) Vasudevasharan Agarwal, Pāṇinikalin Bharat -
Yarşa, P. 476. (36) See Bhagawati Sūtra Vrtti, s. 1, U. 2; Jaināgama
Sabda Sangraha, P. 134. Hoernle, Ajivikas in Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics; E. J. Thomas, Life cf Buddha, P. 130.
(37) Mahasaccak Sutta, 1-4-6.
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The History and Doctrine of Ājivakas.
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Tapas:
Sadhus who eat fallen leaves. Kandarpika: Sadhus who indulge in levity
and mean endeavour. Charakarivrajaka: Tridandi Sadhus who collect
alms by looting. Kilvisika:
Sadhus who find fault with Caturvidha Sangha and Jnana, etc.
Abhiyogika:
Sadhus who perform evil deeds by vidya, mantra and betwichment.
