Description
Researches on the Tenets and Doctrines of the Jeynes and Boodhists by William Francklin explores the beliefs and practices of Jainism and Buddhism, which he conjectures to be linked to the ancient Indian Brachmanes (Brahmins). The work delves into comparative religion, examining similarities across cultures, especially the worship of the serpent. Francklin investigates serpent symbolism in diverse civilizations, suggesting a shared spiritual heritage. His research reflects early Orientalist attempts to understand Eastern philosophies through a Western scholarly lens.
