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Dignaga’s Conception of Ultimate Reality, V V S Saibaba, p.95-101

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Neo-Buddhism in Karnataka, Siddhartha Arakeri, p.214-230

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Women in Early Buddhism, Smt Nirupama, p.49-57

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