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A Digambara Image of Rishabhanatha

Parnassus, 1935
Alvan C Eastman
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Digambara Siddhānta Etc.

1975
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Eine Digambara-Dogmatik

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1979
W. B. Bollée, Kiyoaki Okuda, W. B. Bollee   +2 more
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The Digambara Jain Warrior

1991
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The Ritual Veneration of Living Digambara Jain Renouncers

2023
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Śvetāmbara Canons in the Digambara Tradition [PDF]

比較論理学研究, 2006
広島大学比較論理学プロジェクト研究センター研究成果報告書（2005年度）
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8. A Digambara Jain Description of the Yogic Path to Deliverance

2012
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Memories of Yoginīpura: Delhi's Digambara Merchant Community After Timur

South Asia: Journal of South Asia Studies, 2017
This paper discusses the lengthy eulogies (praśasti) framing the Apabhraṃśa-language compositions of Raidhū, a Digambara Jaina from early-fifteenth-century Gwalior.
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Interpreting the Divyadhvani: On Why the Digambara Sect Is Right About the Nature of the Kevalin

Philosophy East and West, 2013
One of the issues dividing the Digambara and Śvetāmbara sects of Jainism centers on the nature of the kevalin —where a kevalin is a being that has achieved kevalajñāna or omniscience. According to the Śvetāmbara sect the kevalin continues to act much like a normal human being (eating, preaching, walking, etc.) after his enlightenment. But the Digambara
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III. The Nyāyakumudacandra of the Digambara Ācārya Prabhācandra (c. 980-1065)

1991
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