Crime and punishment in the Buddhist tradition

Crime and punishment in the Buddhist tradition

by Nandasēna Ratnapāla

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Chiefly a study on the rules of Buddhist monasticism and religious order; includes reference to the Pārājika (Buddhist law) of Vinayapiṭaka.

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