Women under primitive Buddhism : laywomen and almswomen

I. B. Horner

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Early Modern Women Writers Religion, Gender, and Enlightenment

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An attempt to present the position of the laywomen and the almswomen in historical focus. Here, for the first time, we read of women of sincere aspirations and earnest will, seeking the more, the better, in life.

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