DAY, Terence Patrick. 1930 — 2003. British Indologist in Canada. B.D., M.Th. and Ph.D. London. Taught at universities in India and Kenya, then Professor of Religion at University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. Married Meenakshi Singh (1938–2020?), three children.
Publications:Indian Ideas of Punishment in the Light of Recent Western Discussions. 1000 p. L. 1966 (King’s College, probably his diss.).
– The Conception of Punishment in Early Indian Literature. 4+328 p. Waterloo, Ontario 1982.
– Great Tradition and Little Tradition in Theravāda Buddhist Studies. 14+223 p. Studies in Asian Thought and Rel. 7. Lewiston, NY 1988.
– “The Twenty-one Taras: Features of a Goddess Pantheon in Mahayana Buddhism”, L. W. Hurtado (ed.), Goddesses in religions and modern debate. Atlanta, Ga. 1990. 83-122; “Implications for religious history of the sociological ‘assault’ on the humanities (Theravāda Buddhism as example)”, Religious Studies 1991, 145-167; other writings on religion.
Sources: Scanty stray notes in Internet, mostly just his books.
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