Conception of ahiṁsā in Indian thought, according to Sanskrit sources . Koshelya Walli.
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294.548 SIN/D Dharma : man, religion and society. | 294.548 THA/C Christian and Hindu ethics. | 294.548 VOH/D Dharma: categorial imperative . | 294.548697 WAL/C Conception of ahiṁsā in Indian thought, according to Sanskrit sources . | 294.55 BHA/N Natha philosophy and ashtanga yoga / | 294.55 GAU/I.1 Introduction to tantra / | 294.55 GAU/I.2 Introduction to tantra / |
Originally presented as the author's thesis, University of Allahabad.
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