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A Note on tuṭhdyātanāni
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 December 2009
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The word tuṭhdyātanāni occurring in the Seventh Pillar Edict of Aśoka at Delhi-Topra, line 27, has caused much difference of opinion. A. C. Woolner, in his Asoka—Text and Glossary, ii, has cited the following interpretations given by various scholars : “sources of contentment” (Bühler), “opportunities for charity” (Vincent Smith), “sundry places where satisfaction may be given” (V. Smith, Asoka, 3rd edition), “persons who deserve suitable presents” (Liiders), “worthy recipients of charity” (Hultzsch).
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- Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies , Volume 11 , Issue 3 , October 1945 , pp. 579
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1 See Pāia-sadda-mahaṇṇavo, s.v., Siddha-Hemacandra, i, 104; ii, 72 ; Pisohel, § 58.
2 Cf. an-toṭu-piriväji = P. añña-titthiya-paribbājika, Sk. anya-tīrthilca-parivrājaka, mendicants belonging to other religious sects.