Jaina yoga : a survey of the mediaeval Śrāvakācāras

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It deals with the Sravakacaras, the actual treatises on the lay life and sets forth primarily, the opinions of the doctors of the sect. This exposition preceded by an account of the authors is covered by the survey, with an investigation of the attribution and dating of their work.

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