Text Documents And Extracts Chiefly From Manuscripts in Bodleian Vol 01 Part 05

SR No.: 020820
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Max Muller, H Wenzel
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1885
Total Pages: 107
Language: English, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_English & Book_Devnagari
File Size: 8 MB

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II VÄHTE: 11
'1. Greed; 2. Hatred; 3. Pride; 4. Ignorance; 5. Heresy; 6. Doubt;' 7. Idleness (Burnouf has 'impudence'); 8. Vanity, arrogance; 9. Shamelessness, impudence; 10. Hardness of heart, recklessness. M. M., Dh. P., p. 7.
LXVIII. 99 yeg: “The five (heretical) views.'' Childers, p. 418 a, sakkâya ditthi (I=8914°; 19° seems to be a wrong restitution of the Sanskrit form); p. 247 a, mikkhadithi (3); p. 475 b, silabbata parâmâsa (5). Cf. Rh. Davids, p. 109 f. LXIX. agrágra : The twenty-four minor evil passions' (cf.
sect. XXX). Trigl. p. 35 (68) has only twenty. Cf. Burnouf, Lotus, p. 443 ff. Hardy, Manual, p. 423 ff. Kern, p. 347 ff. Cf. Puggala-paññatti II, 1-9: kodho (1), upanaho (2), makkho (3), palaso (4), issâ (5), makkhariyam (6), sâtheyyam (7), mâyâ (8), ahirikam (1), anottappam (12), dova kassatâ, pâpamittatá (21), indriyesu aguttadvaratâ, bhogane amattañ ñutâ, mutthasakkam (18), a sampaganam (19), sîlavipatti, ditthivipatti. In our text TERI should be added after tara.
'1. Anger; 2. Enmity; 3. Hypocrisy; 4. Contentiousness; 5. Envy; 6. Avarice; 7. Deceit; 8. Duplicity; 9. Pride; 10. Malice; II. Shamelessness; 12. Recklessness; 13. Sloth; 14. Arrogance; 15. Infidelity; 16. Indolence; 17. Carelessness; 18. Forgetfulness; 19. Inattention; 20. Unconsciousness; 21. Wickedness; 22. Torpor; 23. Reflection; 24. Investigation.'
LXX. Valgt: "The five nutriments.' Mahâvyutp., sect. 114. Abhidharmakosavyâkhyâ, fol. 129 b, 8 ff.; fol. 249 b, 2 ff. Childers, p. 20 a, corresponding to Mahâvyutp.
1. Kabalinkâro â hâro, TTTTEIT: (2); 2. phasso â hâro, EASITETT: (4); 3. manosanketana â hâro, Haart: (5); 4. viññânam, fagtartETT: (3 ?).
The Vyâkhyâ has start. Hardy, Manual, p. 499 (19). See also Abhidhammattha-sangaha VIII, 10, in Pali Text Society Journal, 1884.
LXXI. 91fa The five kinds of fear.' Dr. Morris refers me to the Com. to Puggala-P. I, xi, where four bhayas are mentioned: duggatibh", vatłabh", kilesabh", upavâdabhaya. In the text we ought probably to read sokabhayam and pârshadavadyabhayam.
LXXII. Paft wratha 'The four stages of meditation.' 1. Vitakkavikârapîtisuk hekaggatása hitam pathamagghânam; 2. pi