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Ancient India: Peace Within and War Without
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This chapter contains section titled: Some Preliminary Remarks Images of Peace and War in Indian Inscriptions Sanskrit Words for Peace War and Peace in Ancient India Notes References
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Early Buddhism emphasized reclusion and private salvation and regarded war as an insoluble social problem to be shunned, not treated.
“Early Buddhism, as practiced in the period from its first dissemination up to the beginning of the first millennium, emphasizes reclusion and private salvation. War, together with other occurrences of mass suffering, was regarded as an insoluble social problem to be shunned, not treated.”
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- Salomon, R.
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- Salomon, Richard
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- Salomon, Richard
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- War and Peace in the Ancient World
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- 2007-01
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- peace, war, ancient India, Sanskrit vocabulary, epigraphy, Indian inscriptions, concept of peace
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