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144
indentation
Isi pabbhāra-pudhavi-uddhaloya-khetta-102.3.15
"Goyama, (Amukha not supplied)
[DHAMM-ATTHIKAE]
...) jāva
2 (...
THE CANONICAL NIKSEPA
117
is sometimes not carried out in all parts of of the nikṣepa text. In compounds like davva-LOE1, the figure appears after the last member. See pp.42-43; pp.68 and 86.
(14)
The extensions of the catch-word LOE (viz. [3]
udhaloyal) and Isippabbhāra-padhavi [15])
are numbered in addition to the numbering of the determinant[2] (see p.87). Occasionally,
a second number refers to a sub-determinant (p.131).
Device which is used to set off the "programme" of the nikṣepa (p.43; example on p.68).
Fictitious middle-line (p.54).
Word added by us (not contained in or intended by the transmitted text). See pp.41 and
43.
Reference indication (italics) and (referredto or intended) text supplied by us in parentheses. See the Introduction and pp.40-41.
(follow 7 pages in the Suttagame edition)... Reference mentioning the extent of a ... (3 lines) ... portion which has not been quoted by us (p.41; pp.74 and 116).
Reference indication in the form of a figure (see p.116).
sutra number mentioned as part of the transmitted text (p.41; Chapter 1).
Verse number as given in the text (p.102).
Dashes indicating subdivisions within long sections of an Entry (p.63).
