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... defines bandha as ' the restraining of cattle by ropes and withies or the restraining of one's children for the sake ... define vadha as ' the beating of living creatures with rods , whips , or withies ' . I Av ( H ) , p . 820a . 3 YŚ ...
... defines bandha as ' the restraining of cattle by ropes and withies or the restraining of one's children for the sake ... define vadha as ' the beating of living creatures with rods , whips , or withies ' . I Av ( H ) , p . 820a . 3 YŚ ...
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... defines this as imputing to someone without due reflection a non - existent fault , such as saying , ' You are a thief , you are an adulterer ' . There is a danger that the victim might be killed or otherwise punished for this if the ...
... defines this as imputing to someone without due reflection a non - existent fault , such as saying , ' You are a thief , you are an adulterer ' . There is a danger that the victim might be killed or otherwise punished for this if the ...
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... defines it as the sale of timber , cut or uncut , and of the leaves , shoots and fruits of plants , whether cut or uncut . It also applies to the making of flour from grains and pulses by grinding between two stones ( śilā and silā ...
... defines it as the sale of timber , cut or uncut , and of the leaves , shoots and fruits of plants , whether cut or uncut . It also applies to the making of flour from grains and pulses by grinding between two stones ( śilā and silā ...
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AuthorsŚvetāmbara sampradaya I | 17 |
The Ratnatraya | 32 |
The Mulaguņas | 50 |
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