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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C. AN ATT : The four parts of the truth of the way.'
Mahâvyutp., Sect. 50. Trigl. p. 15 b (23). On gaug, patipada, see Burnouf, Lotus, p. 520, and Mahậvagga I, 6, 18 (p. 10).
CI. ATT Harva: “The four kinds of contemplation.' Childers, p. 423 b, mentions ânantariko samadhi, and, among the five elements of samadhi, âlokapharanatâ, diffusion of light.'
CII. wit --- grat:. 1. Sotâpattimaggattho; 2. sotâpattiphalattho; 3. sakadagamimaggattho; 4. sakadagamiphalattho; 5. anâgâmimaggattho; 6. anâgâmiphalattho; 7. arahattamaggattho; 8. arahataphalallho.
Cf. Mahâvyutp., sect. 41. Childers, pp. 56 (s.v. ariyapuggalo), 225 b. Puggalapaññatti, ed. Morris, p. 2. Burnouf, Introd. p. 291.
CIII. wgt afayect:. Cf. Mahâvyutp. sect. 41. Puggala-paññatti, ed. Morris, p. 2.
Several of these names are illegible and unintelligible. Devakulankulo is a conjecture, founded on the Pali kolankolo (Puggala-paññatti, ed. Morris, p. 16) and Sankh. Grihya IV, 12. Ekavîkika may be for Pali ekabigi (1. c. p. 16). Abhisamskâraparinirvâyî corresponds to sasankhara-parinibbayi (1. c. p. 17). Sarvastâna may be for sarvasthanaplutah. The last word khadga is wrong. The whole number may have been eighteen.
CIV. TRENTITVT (cf. sect. XXI). Mahâvyutp., sect. 6o. Lalitav. p. 542, 15 ff. Mahâvagga, p. Io. Buddhist Suttas, p. 150.
CV. Era fafax "The threefold charity.' Childers, p. 29 a, gives a misadanam, dhammadânam. Anguttara-nikâya II, 13, I.
The Mahayanasamparigrahasâstram (Hiouen Thsang's translation) speaks of the six Paramitâs. The Chinese paraphrases nearly agree with the words of this and the following five sections: 1. Gift consisting of the law; 2. Gift consisting of material things; 3. Gift of fearlessness ( 'safety'). Cf. Sukhavatî, p. 61, 5. 1. Religious (spiritual) gifts; 2. Material gifts; 3. Friendliness.'
CVI. na fafav The threefold morality.' See note on CV. Chinese: 1. Sila of good behaviour; 2. Sila of collecting or holding good deeds; 3. Sila by benevolence towards beings; cf. CXVII.