Systematic Philosophy Between The Empires

Author(s): Johannes Bronkhorst
Publisher: Johannes Bronkhorst

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A very late testimony to the atomic nature of the tanmatras is a remark by Nagesa, in his subcommentary on the Mahābhāsya on P. 1.4.29. Nägesa explains that, according to some, atoms such as the ones that are the saldatanmätras are the word. 24
If the material presented in this appendix is a bit higgledy-piggledy, it does show that the notion of tanmätra has been associated with atoms from an early date onward, and until recently. The circumstance in particular that the farvätra is atomic in the classical texts on Yoga justifies us to surmise that is was like that in preclassical Sakhya.
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24 Nägefa on Kaiyața on P. 1.4.29 Vt. 2: paramdnündin fabdatanmatrddirupdam kalfclt... fabdatvam isyate.