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The Dhammasangani

By Nalinaksha Dutt

Vol. 15 · No. 3September - 1939pp. 345–372English

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  • “In the “Buddhist Manual of Psychological Ethics” Ms. Rhys Davids has presented to her English readers घाट contents of the abstruse Pihi હદ, Dbhammasangani, in the best possihle form but on account of 165 abstruseness and rcpetitions, a reader may ડા And it bewildering.”
  • “The method of explanation, 16 should be noted, 15 peculiar to the carly Buddhist 5૯11011505. વિરલા word 15 explained not by one or more sentences but a string of synonyms with the idea that पीट aspect common to all the synonyms 15 the actual sense of the word in question.”
  • “The thoughts of rhe adepts who હાટ only पा the first step of this path are called Kamavacara-cittas, while the thoughts of the adepts who are in the second step are called Ripivacara and Ariipavacara-cittas.”

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  1. History of Buddhist Literature (pp. 166-7) Winternitz
  2. his History of Pali Litera- हाट 0» 3૦4-313) Dr. B. C. Law
  3. Atthasalini (p. 429)
  4. Auhas. 0. 55. ga 1૪
  5. Atthas, pp. 155-6

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