I. B. Horner

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Aryan Culture

The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 17 · No. 3

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Abhidhamma Abhivinaya

The article examines the historical context of the term Abhidhamma and its relationship to the discipline known as abbivinaya. In the early Pali Canon the word matika – meaning headings, lists and…

September - 1941Vol. 17 · No. 3pp. 291–310

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 16 · No. 2

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

The Pattern of the Nissaggiyas

By I. B. Horner

This article examines the Nissaggiya rules in the Pali Vinaya, focusing on their pattern and significance for Buddhist monastic discipline. The author emphasises that the Vinaya’s primary purpose is…

June - 1940Vol. 16 · No. 2pp. 268–291

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 12 · No. 2

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

An Aspect of Becoming in Early Buddhism

By I. B. Horner

In “An Aspect of Becoming in Early Buddhism,” the author explores the philosophical shift from static notions of being to a dynamic conception of becoming in Indian thought. The essay opens by noting…

June - 1936Vol. 12 · No. 2pp. 282–286

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 10 · No. 4

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

The Four Ways and the Four Fruits in Pali Buddhism

By I. B. Horner

The article explicates the doctrine of the four paths (maggas) and four fruits (phalas) in Pali Buddhism. It begins by summarising the foundations of early Buddhism: the term dhamma denotes both…

December - 1934Vol. 10 · No. 4pp. 785–796

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Abhidhamma Abhivinaya

The Pattern of the Nissaggiyas

An Aspect of Becoming in Early Buddhism

The Four Ways and the Four Fruits in Pali Buddhism

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