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motivated by any
soteriological reasons. Some
scholars spell Ajivika as
Ajivaka. Ājīvika
philosophy is
cited in
ancient texts of
Buddhism and
Jainism to...
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Digha Nikaya, Boston:
Wisdom Publications Warder, A.K. (1998). "Lokayata,
Ajivaka, and
Ajnana Philosophy". A
Course in
Indian Philosophy (2nd ed.). Delhi:...
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daughter of the
merchant Saundana. He was
given gr**** for his seat by
Ajivaka Sundana. His Tree of
Enlightenment was a
Salakalyani tree, and his first...
- Rājagṛha. Mahāvīra is said to have had met Makkhali-gosāla, the
leader of the
Ājīvakas, for the
first time at Nālandā.
Jaina tradition records that some of Mahāvīra's...
- Routledge. p. 368. ISBN 9781317538530. Warder,
Anthony K. (1998). "Lokayata,
Ajivaka, and
Ajnana Philosophy". A
Course in
Indian Philosophy (2nd ed.). Delhi:...
- Gr****
records as
early as the
fourth century BC
proves the
existence of
Ajivakas. In 2011,
Patrick Olivelle stated that the
context in
which the Gr**** records...
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contributed for the
growth of
Ajivikas sect by
constructing four
caves for
Ajivakas at Barabar. Ashoka's
grandson Samprati (c. 224–215 BCE), is said to have...
- pp. 52–75. ISBN 9788180280115. Warder,
Anthony K. (1998). "Lokayata,
Ajivaka, and
Ajnana Philosophy". A
Course in
Indian Philosophy (2nd ed.). Delhi:...
- (ratimatram
phalam asya–). This sect
reference could potentially be Carvakas,
Ajivakas, Buddhism,
Jainism or
another unknown sect of
thought that
existed in ancient...
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Retrieved 15
October 2017. DhA.iii.179;
behind Jetavana was a spot
where the
Ajivakas practised their austerities (J.i.493). Once the
heretics bribed Pasenadi...
