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1. The text mentions that Nagasena learned the Tripitaka under the Greek Buddhist monk Dhammarakkhita near Pātaliputta

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2. Nagasena patiently explained that the maxim of non-violence is derived from the nature of the Dharma, whereas the second passage has a specific application

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3. Nagasena considers the fact of continual change of human thought and ideas and dismisses the fact that the immortal soul is an illegitimate abstraction and reduces the self of man to a unified complex exhibiting an unbroken historical continuity

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4. An Appeal to well-wishers for assistance to Nagasena Buddha Vihara, established by People's Education Society, Mumbai for its maintenance, food, clothing, and accommodation to student monks.

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5. What is Nagasena? The W3C Efficient XML Interchange (EXI) recommendation describes a data storage and transfer format that has the mechanics of XML, but is

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6. Nagasena is a complete open source implementation of the EXI specification, available both for Java and .Net platforms

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7. Nagasena was developed by Fujitsu Laboratories of America.

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8. Yasu Nagasena was a Human agent of Malcador the Sigilite during the Horus Heresy.

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9. An expert tracker and hunter who had served aboard the League of Black Ships, Nagasena was said to be the last descendant of an ancient order of Terran warriors.He was first dispatched with Imperial Army soldiers and Custodes to apprehend the Crusader Host on Terra after the events of Isstvan V.

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10. Nagasena answers each question with metaphors, analogies and similes

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11. For example, Nagasena explained the importance of meditation by comparing meditation to the roof of a house

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12. Nagasena's Buddhist theory of self has been the subject of immense interest amongst the philosophers of all ages

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13. Eminent philosophers from the West like Bertrand Russell and Kant have dealt in details with Nagasena's theory

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14. Nagasena means something in Buddhism, Pali, Hinduism, Sanskrit, the history of ancient India

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15. Nagasena Adilestari is corrugator carton box manufacturer based in Jakarta - Indonesia

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16. Nagasena states that 'Nagasena' is a mere name, there is no fixed identity to be grasped

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17. Western philosophy assumes that there are particular, fixed things, separate from other things, Nagasena denies this about the self

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18. Milinda challenges Nagasena that if he is not a breathing, eating, drinking, sleeping, mortal being, then neither can he

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19. Only the formidable Nagasena-miraculously born for this very purpose-was equal to the task

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20. In the dialogue itself, Nagasena plays a part akin to the Platonic Socrates, overcoming one by one each of King Milinda's misgivings by rational argument and apt simile.

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21. A) Nagasena introduces himself by his name, then says "this is the name my parents gave me, an understood term, a designation in common use

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22. Milinda-panha, (Pali: “Questions of Milinda”) lively dialogue on Buddhist doctrine with questions and dilemmas posed by King Milinda—i.e., Menander, Greek ruler of a large Indo-Greek empire in the late 2nd century bce—and answered by Nagasena, a senior monk

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23. Nagasena: Your majesty is exactly right about the chariot

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24. Nagasena is the working of all the parts of the body and the five skandhas that make me

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25. "Nagasena" is a mere sound; for it is more than that: it is a generally understood term

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26. That he is known as "Nagasena," even though "Nagasena" does not refer to anything.

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27. Nagasena is the working of all the parts of the body and the five skandhas that make me

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28. Until he meets Nagasena, he out questions and out logics all of the Buddhist monks of that day

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29. Explain Nagasena’s view and pay special attention to the explanation of all of this given in the text and use that information in your paper

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30. Is Nagasena’s argument a plausible one? Submission: Must be a minimum of 1 1/2 pages with standard 1-inch margins in Times New Roman or Garamond font

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31. The book ‘The debate of King Milinda- an Abridgement of the Milinda Panha’ is all about the extraction from the debate between King Milinda and the Buddhist yogi Nagasena.The conversation between the two scholars took place after 500 years of Buddha’s Parinibbana (Parinivana)

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32. To that of the Platonic question of King Milinda Pahna, Nagasena rebutted like a Socrates.

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33. Definition of Nagasena in the Definitions.net dictionary

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34. What does Nagasena mean? Information and translations of Nagasena in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

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35. It deals with the conversation that took place between the monk Nagasena and King Milinda in the form of questions and answers.

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36. Nagasena only uses the chariot as a motionless vehicle

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37. However, unlike Nagasena, Plato does not use the chariot to suggest that there is no “permanent individuality” or soul, since Plato does believe that there is a soul, which is immortal.

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38. Fun Facts about the name Nagasena

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39. How unique is the name Nagasena? Out of 6,028,151 records in the U.S

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40. Social Security Administration public data, the first name Nagasena was not present

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41. Nagasena the Elder (Tibetan: ne ten, lu'i de

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42. Sanskrit: Sthavira Nagasena): from the set of 16 great arhats

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43. "On the King of Mountains, Vipulopa is the noble elder Nagasena, surrounded by 1,200 arhats; homage to the One holding a vase and a khakkhara staff." (Sakya liturgical verse)

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44. MENANDER I SOTER (called Milinda in Indian sources) and his Buddhist teacher Nagasena

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45. Nagasena Sports & Entertainment

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46. Nagasena used his volkite pistol to disable the shuttle, causing it to crash

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47. Nagasena offered Severian one last chance to be taken alive, and he refused

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48. Though his pistol was master-crafted, the shot meant to kill Severian shorted out and before Nagasena could fix …

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49. Nagasena is a software product developed by Takuki Kamiya and it is listed in Programming category under Other Programming Tools

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50. Nagasena is a free software product and it is fully functional for an unlimited time although there may be other versions of this software product

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51. You can run Nagasena on all modern Windows OS operating systems.

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52. Impressed by the serenity of the monk Nagasena, the king visits him in his monastery

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53. This tutorial is a concise introduction to Nagasena

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54. The four examples in this tutorial show the iterative development of a user interface that enables you to process your own XML files using Nagasena

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55. The finished UI in Example 4 implements all basic features of Nagasena.

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56. In 1961, in Nalanda, he wrote and edited three treatises titled : "A compartive study of the Pali Milindapanha the Chinese Nagasena Bikkhu Sutra" and "Hsuan Chang, the Pilgrim and scholar" and "Fa Shien"

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57. Nagasena avoids this by claiming he doesn't have (and/or is not) that kind of Self

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58. The description of the cart is used as an analogy for the description of Nagasena

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59. If you want to say "the chariot is all parts together", is it because you want to say that "Nagasena is an eternal soul, which is Nagasena's body and mind and feelings all

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60. The Venerable Nagasena stayed at the Sankheyya hermitage together with 80,000 monks

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61. Nagasena returned his greetings, and …

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62. The narrative is composed as a fictional dialogue between the Greek King Milinda (an Indianization of Menander) and the Buddhist Sage Nagasena.

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63. Milinda Panha depicts the dialogue between King Milinda (Bactrian Greek King Minander 150-110BC) and Maha Arahantha Nagasena Thero

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64. Nagasena would attack Descartes’ cogito argument by questioning whether the ‘directionality’ it establishes is accurate

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65. That is, where Descartes argues that it follows, with indubitable certainty, that I exist from the fact that I think, Nagasena would argue that, rather, (the) I exist(s) because I think I am; more clearly, Nagasena’s

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