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Lord Mahâvîra
"Yam kincayam purisa-puggalo patisamvedeti....sabbam tam pubbekatahetu; iti purananam kammanam tapasa vyanti-bhava, navanam kammanam akarana, ayantim anavassavo; ayatim anavassava kammakkhayo; kammakkhaya dukkhakkhayo, dukkhakkhaay vedanakkhayo, vedanakkhaya sabbam dukkham nijjinnam bhavissatiti?"
The translation of following paragraphs of the discourse is not literal owing to the great length of the original; and the substance only has been given. Majjhima-nikaya, II. 216-222. abhijati=-Jivavarna (Mbh. XII. 279. 32). Sutra-kritanga, I. 1.2.4. (Jacobi's translation).
Ibid, 1.1.2.4.
"Kimcid niyati-kritam ca purusa-kalesvara-svabhava-karmadi-kritam tatra kathamcit sukha-dukkdiadeh purusa-kara-sadhyatvam apyasriyate." Hoemle's Uvasaga Dasao. VII. 196-200.
Digha-nikaya, 1.54.
Majjhima-nikaya. III. 2.7.
Anguttara, III, p. 415. Cf. Mrs. Rhys Davids, "Buddhist Psychology,” p. 93. Jacobi's Jaina-sutras, Part 2, pp. 414-416; cf. ibid, I. 1.2.28.
Ibid, p. 242.
'Majjhima-nikaya, 1.377.
Ibid, 1.237-238.
Sutra-Kritanga, II. 3. 37.
Jaina- sutras, Part 2, p. 227 f.: Heart of Jainism, pp. 272-276. Majjhima-nikaya I. 36; II. 31-36; 1. 483.
Majihima-nikaya. 1. 36; II. 31-36; 1. 483.
Dial. B. II, pp. 39-40; 75.
Sutra-Kritanga, II, 5.3: "Eehim dohim thanehim vavaharo na vijjai. Eehim dohim hanehim anayaram tu janae.' (Jacobi's translation.) Acaranga, 1.7.3.
Anguttara-nikaya, II. p. 80.
See Syadvada-manjari; Sapta-bhangi-tarangini; Bhandarkar's Report for 1883-84, p. 95 f.: Jacobi's Jaina-sutras, XXVII-XXIX: "Syad asti; syad nasti; syad ast nasti; syad avaktavyah; syad asti avaktavyah; syad nasti avaktavyak; syad asti nasti avaktavayh." Kathavatthu, 1.6.55-58.
Max Muller's translation of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, Vol. II, p. 659. Samavayanga, 15; 193; 199. It also refers to similar passages in the Sthananga and the Bhagavati-sutra.
Ibid.
According to later Jaina writers, pajjava-Sanskrit paryayah. But it seems that the word equates with the Pali paccaya or Sanskrit pratyayah.
