 | 1867 - 972 páginas
...senses, says Heraolitus, are very indifferent witnesses of the truth. Reason refuses to lay an arreetment on any period of the passing scene, or to declare...It is a series of fleeting colours, no one of which û, because each of them continually vanishes in another. " Keeping in mind what I have said about... | |
 | Mādhava (son of Sāyana.), Mādhava - 1882 - 320 páginas
...measurement at defiance, but because the process is one to which no measurement applies, . . . reason refuses to lay an arrestment on any period of the...because each of them continually vanishes in another." 1 The Bauddhas are thus divided into — • (I.) Mddhyamikas or Nihilists. (2.) Yogdchdras or Subjective... | |
 | Mādhava - 1914 - 306 páginas
...measurement applies, . . . reason refuses to lay an arrestment on any period of the passing serene, or to declare that it is, because in the very act...because each of them continually vanishes in another." 1 The Bauddhas are thus divided into — (I.) Mddhyamikas or Nihilists. (2.) Yogilchilras or Subjective... | |
 | Mādhava - 1914 - 376 páginas
...measurement applies, . . . reason refuses to lay an arrestment on any period of the passing snene, or to declare that it is, because in the very act...It is a series of fleeting colours, no one of which i», because each of them continually vanishes in another." 1 The Bauddhas are thus divided into—... | |
 | 1947 - 676 páginas
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 | Piyadassi (Thera.) - 1991 - 468 páginas
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 | Archibald Edward Gough - 2000 - 298 páginas
...some continuance. But the senses, says Heraclitus, are very indifferent witnesses of the truth. Reason refuses to lay an arrestment on any period of the...It is a series of fleeting colours, no one of which t», because each of them continually vanishes in another." — FEBBIEB. So far the primitive thesis... | |
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... reason refuses to lay an arrestment on any period of the passing scene, or to declare that it is, because in the very act of being it is not ; it has given place to something else. It is a series of fleeting colours, no one of which is, because each... 
