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as it has been heard by me from the mouth of the - Blessed One, in that manner will I bear it in memory." Vinaya Pitaka, iii.341-Culla, XL. i. i., quoted by S...
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Indian Antiquary, 1908 ; See also ERE., sv, Councils. 17. Le council de Rajagrha, by Jean Przyluski. 18. Z.DMG., Vol. xxxiv ; 1880, pp. 184 ff. 19. Tata anantaram-dhammasangaņi-vibha'ganca,
kathāvatthusca Puggalaın, Dhatu-yamaka-patthānam. abhidhammāti vaccati. Evam samvaņņitam sukhamayānagocaram, tain sangāyitva idarp abhidhammapitakam námāti vatvā pāñca-arhantasatäni sajjha.
yamakansu. Sumaigalavilāsini, Nidānakatha. 20. 2 Cf. Early Monastic Buddhism, Vol. 1. p. 339.
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The Tibbetan and Chincse accounts give a quite. difierent reason. They relate this dissension with Mahadeva's dogmas, which are as follows:
(i) An Arhat may commit a sin by upcounscious
