The Conception of Ahimsa in Indian Thought (According to Sanskrit Sources)
By: Walli, Koshelya
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TextLanguage: English Publisher: Varanasi Bharata Manisha 1974Description: xlviii, 219 pSubject(s): Philosophy - India | PhilosophyDDC classification: 181.4
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| Book | Bhavans Library Regular Library | Philosophy | 181.4/WAL/50899 (Browse shelf) | Available | 50899 |
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