The Conception of Buddhist Nirvana — Th. Stcherbatsky (1927)

n. 1 paramar tha-sa paramartha-sat n. 1 treads threads

— n. 3 some sum

127 • be to to be n. 10 p. 7 1 p. 7.1

— n. 10

' movng moving

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— samvrtta samvrta n. 3 aprati§ ddhah apratisiddhiih n. 3 judgmeuts judgments n.

samvadaka samvadaka n.

kalanugata kalananugata charac-tized characterized n. 6 p. 62 7 p. 62. 7 n. 3 piirantam purvantam n. 12 samvrti sanivrti orsense or sense transcendantalist transcendentalist connenction connection mnid mind regads regards n. 1 estblished established caunot cannot

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conditon condition n. 4 svabhavenavyavasthita svabhavena vyavasthita stopps stops n. 17 snstratum substratum

— n. 4 apra Itya apratitya

Bhavadglta

Bhagavadgita

improssible impossible absolutely absolutely speach speech religions religious.

— existencies existences

— n. 11 poeticaily poetically

— n. 11 svabhavo-sungaa gvabhava-sunyat&