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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Pāli Literature: Including The Canonical Literature In Prakrit And Sanskrit Of All The Hīnayāna Schools Of BuddhismUser Review - Alex - Goodreadsa rundown of canonical; early post-canonical; later post-canonical literature. Read full review Contents
20 other sections not shown Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesAbhidhamma Abhidhamma-pitaka already Ananda Anguttara-nikaya Apadana ascribed Asoka Atthasalini Bechert bhdnakas bhikkhus brahman Buddha Buddhadatta Buddhaghosa Buddhavamsa Buddhist Burma Burmese C. A. F. Rhys Davids canonical texts Cariyapitaka century A.D. Ceylon chapter Chinese colophon commentary composed contains council deals dhamma Dhammapala dialect Digha-nikaya Dipavamsa doctrine earlier existence explain fact Gandhavamsa Geiger gives Gotama Horner ibid included India Jataka Jataka stories JPTS K. R. Norman Kathavatthu Khandhaka Khuddakapatha language later Maha Mahavamsa Malalasekera mdtikd mentioned metre Mhv-t Moggallana Niddesa nikdyas nipdta occur Pali literature Parakkamabahu Parivara pitaka poem portion Prakrit probably prose PTS London quoted recited reference rules Samyutta Sanskrit Sariputta Sarvastivadin SBB London seems Sihala atthakathds Sinhalese suggests Suttanipata suttas tells thera Theragatha Theravadins tikd tradition translation Tristubh vagga vamsa verses Vibhanga Vinaya Vinaya-pitaka Vism Visuddhimagga Waldschmidt Warder word written Bibliographic information
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