Pāli Language and Literature: A Systematic Survey and Historical Study, Volume 1Beginning With A Description Of The Language, Its Historical Evolution, Phonology And Grammatical Categories, The Book Studies The Canonical Pali Texts (The Three Pitakas) And Surveys The Non-Canonical Pali Literature Covering Manuals And Chronicles. |
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Origin Periods of Development Various | 38 |
Dhamma and Vinaya Texts | 117 |
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Abhidhamma Pitaka according Ananda Anguttara Nikāya Apadāna Aryan Aśoka B.C. Law became becomes belonged bhikkhu birth body brāhmaṇa Buddha told Buddhaghosa Buddhist canon century B.C. Ceylon chapters commentary consciousness consonant Cullaniddesa Cullavagga describes Dhamma dhātu dialect Digha Nikaya disciples discipline discourse discusses doctrine duty evil existence five follow four gāthā gave gives an account Ibid India inscriptions Jātaka jhānas Kathāvatthu Khuddaka Nikāya Khuddakapāṭha king known language later literature Magadha Mahāvagga Majjhima Nikāya Māra meditation mental mentioned Middle Indo-Aryan mind monk Nibbāna Niddesa Noble nuns offence Old Indo-Aryan origin Pacittiya Pali Pāli canon Pāli language path Pātimokkha person realisation refers regarded robe rules Samyutta Nikaya Sangha Sanskrit Sarvāstivāda says sense speech stage Sūtra Sutta Nipāta Sutta Piṭaka Suttanta Suttavibhanga T.W. Rhys Davids Tathāgata teachings term texts Thera thought took tradition truth Vagga various Vedic verses Vibhanga Vinaya vowel words