LIST OF SOURCES

Text	PTS Vol. & Page	Subject	Page
VINAYA: MAHĀVAGGA
1:1-4	i, 1-4	after the enlightenment	30-34
1:5	4-7	the decision to teach	37-39
1:6	7-14	the first five disciples	39-47
1:7-20	15-34	the teaching spreads	48-60
1:21-22	34-39	the Fire Sermon, etc.	64-69
1:23-24	39-44	the two chief disciples	70-73
1:54	82-83	return to Kapilavatthu	77-79
2:1-2	101-2	the observance days	156-57
2:3	102	reciting the Pātimokkha	160
3:1	137	the rains residence	99-100
5:1	179-83	the simile of the lute	170-71
5:13	194-97	Soṇa Kuṭikaṇṇa	165-67
6:28	226-31	the last journey	291-94
6:30	231-33	the courtesan Ambapālī	297-99
8:12,13	287-89	rules on robes	164-65
8:15	290-94	Visākhā	151-56
8:26	301-3	attending on the sick	177-79
10:1-5	337-57	the quarrel at Kosambī	109-19
VINAYA: CULLAVAGGA
5:33	ii, 139-40	“Learn in one’s own language”	173
5:33	140	“Long life to you, Lord!”	173
6:4	154-59	Anāthapiṇḍika	87-91
6:5-9	159-65	the partridge’s holy life	92-95
7:1	180-84	the Sakyans go forth	80-84
7:2-4	184-203	Devadatta	257-71
9:1	236-40	eight qualities of the ocean	160-63
10:1	253-56	the going forth of women	104-7
10:5	258-59	the Dhamma in brief	336-40
11:1.1	284-85	the Master is gone	329-30
11:1.1-11	285-90	the First Council	336-40
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VINAYA: SUTTA-VIBHANGA

Pārā. 1	iii, 1-4	the foremost in the world	123-25
Pārā. 1	6-11	the rains at Verañjā	126-29
Sangh. 10	171-72	schism in the Sangha	265-67
Pāc. 32	iv, 71-72	eating among families	264-65
Pāc. 92	173	the size of robes	196

DIGHA NIKĀYA

2	i, 73-76	the four jhānas	246-48
9	195-202	three theories of self	203-4
11	221-23	Kevaḍḍha Sutta	147-50
14	ii, 7	six former Buddhas	183
14	7	facts about Gotama	183
15	57	birth, ageing and death	226
16	72-166	Mahāparinibbāna Sutta	286-332
22	291-304	right mindfulness	240-46
22	307-11	on Four Noble Truths	212-13
22	311	right view	228
22	311-13	path factors 2-7	237-40
22	313	right concentration	246-48
26	iii, 75-76	the Buddha Metteyya	199-200
33	211	beings maintained by nutriment	227
33	217	three formations	217
33	234	five higher fetters	236

MAJJHIMA NIKĀYA

2	i, 7-8	the thicket of views	232-33
4	17-18	living in the jungle	15-16
8	41-42	four formless states	249
8	46	“Meditate, bhikkhus!”	250-51
10	56-63	right mindfulness	240-46
12	69-72	Buddha’s powers and confidences	185-86
12	77-83	Buddha’s austere practices	276-79
13	90	right intention	237
14	91	overcoming sensual desires	237
21	129	simile of the saw	237
22	133-35	similes of snake and raft	255-56
22	137-38	self and self's property	233-34
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22	140	Buddha misrepresented	203
22	142	those who have faith	250
25	160	attainment of cessation	249-50
26	163	the going forth	10
26	163-66	Bodhisatta's quest	13-14
26	167	attainment of enlightenment	28
26	167-73	the decision to teach	37-39
28	190-91	“Who sees dependent arising”	226
36	240	the going forth	10
36	240-46	struggle for enlightenment	16-19
36	246-47	finding the path	21
36	247-49	attainment of enlightenment	23-25
36	249-51	a deluded man's abiding	194-95
38	259	consciousness is conditioned	218
38	261	four nutriments	227
38	262-64	conditionality	226
38	266-69	the gradual training	251-54
38	270	cessation of suffering	255
39	275-76	the five hindrances	254
39	276-78	the four jhānas	246-48
41	288	right speech	238
43	292, 293	functions of consciousness	218
44	300	views of self	232
44	301	three formations	217
44	302-3	three types of feeling	216
47	320	faith backed by evidence	200
49	326-31	Brahmā's belief in eternity	143-47
61	414-15	to Rāhula: on lying	84-86
62	420-21	to Rāhula: on meditation	122-23
62	423-25	four elements and space	214-15
64	433	five lower fetters	235-36
67	456-59	Buddha dismisses the Sangha	141-43
72	485-86	the thicket of views	203
74	497-501	discourse with Dīghanakha	73-75
75	508	Nibbāna the greatest bliss	229
86	ii, 97-105	conversion of Angulimāla	134-39
87	108-12	sorrow from dear ones	96-98
89	118-25	Pasenadi's homage to Buddha	280-84
90	126-27	question of omniscience	185
91	133-40	Buddha's marks and conduct	186-93
104	243-45	disputes in the Sangha	275
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107	iii, 4-6	Buddha shows the way	200-201
108	7-15	with the Master gone	341-45
109	16	causes of the aggregates	219
109	16	clinging and aggregates	219
117	71	noble right concentration	248
117	71-72	right view	225
117	75	wrong livelihood	239
118	80-81	four types of noble ones	236
123	118-24	Buddha's wonderful qualities	2-5
128	152-54	the quarrel at Kosambi	111-13
128	154-57	living in concord	113-15
129	169	the blind turtle	250
135	203	beings own their actions	220-21
143	261	Anāthapiṇḍika's death	100-101
147	277-80	Rāhula attains Arahantship	132-33
148	285	underlying tendencies	222
152	302	“Meditate, bhikkhus!”	250-51

SAMYUTTA NIKĀYA

1:23	i, 13	disentangling the tangle	250
1:72	39	world led by mind	221
2:26	61-62	the world's end	206
3:1	68-70	Pasenadi meets Buddha	98-99
3:11	77-79	Arahants hard to know	174-75
3:14-15	82-85	victory and defeat	271-72
3:25	100-102	ageing and death approach	273-74
4:1	103	useless penance	36
4:6	106-7	a sage feels no fear	91-92
4:13	110-11	“I sleep out of compassion”	262
4:20	116-17	can one rule without force?	79-80
4:24	122-24	dialogue with Māra	60-61
4:25	124-27	Māra's daughters	61-64
6:1	136-38	“Should I teach Dhamma?”	37-39
6:2	139-40	respect for Dhamma	36-37
6:12	153-54	fame destroys the wastrel	267-68
7:11	172-73	Kasi Bhāradvāja	120-22
10:8	210-12	purchase of Jetavana	87-91
12:2	ii, 2-4	dependent arising: factors	219-20
12:15	17	to Kaccāyana on right view	226-27
12:17	18-20	who makes suffering?	207-8
12:20	25-26	specific conditionality	226
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12:37	64-65	this body is not yours	221
12:43	72	origin of suffering	220
12:61	94-95	mind like a monkey	230
12:63	98	four kinds of nutriment	227
12:65	104-6	the ancient path	25-27
15:1	178	beginningless the round	212
16:11	217-22	Mahā-Kassapa’s greatness	333-36
16:13	223-25	how Dhamma disappears	163-64
17:35-36	258-59	Devadatta gains renown	257-58
21:8	281	advice to Nanda	84
21:10	282-84	living alone	169
22:2	iii, 4	what does Buddha preach?	236-37
22:26	27-28	gratification, danger, escape	28
22:46	45	the three characteristics	229
22:47	46-47	self-theories and “I am”	234
22:48	47, 48	five aggregates of clinging	215-18
22:49	48	conceit is blindness	235
22:51	51	right view	229
22:56	59-61	the aggregates analyzed	214-18
22:59	66-68	Discourse on Non-self	46-47
22:79	86, 87	the aggregates explained	214-18
22:81	94-95	at Pārileyyaka	116
22:83	105	“I am” is derivative	235
22:87	119-24	advice to Vakkali; suicide	196-99
22:89	130-31	Khemaka on “I am”	235
22:94	138-39	“no dispute with the world”	230
22:95	142	the lump of foam, etc.	228
35:1	iv, 1	the three characteristics	229
35:19	13	the eye, etc.	230
35:28	19-20	Fire Sermon	64-65
35:43	28	all is impermanent	229
35:82	52	why is it called “world”?	231
35:85	54	void is the world	231
35:93	67	consciousness and duality	218
35:116	95	“world” in noble discipline	231
35:145	132	old kamma and new kamma	221
35:155	142	right view	229
35:197	174	venomous snakes	228
35:197	174	the empty village	228
38:1	251	what is Nibbāna?	228
38:2	252	what is Arahantship?	236
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43:1-44	359-73	epithets of Nibbāna	256
44:2	380-84	the Perfect One after death	201-3
44:10	400-401	is there a self?	209-10
45:4	v, 4-5	the divine vehicle	251
45:8	9-10	path factors defined	228-48
47:9	152-54	“Be your own refuge”	299-300
47:12	159-61	Sāriputra’s lion’s roar	290-91
47:13	161-63	death of Sāriputta	300-301
47:14	163-64	“The assembly seems empty”	301-2
47:18	167	four foundations of mindfulness	35-36
47:19	169	guard oneself, guard others	246
47:42	184	origin and disappearance	246
47:43	185	four foundations of mindfulness	35-36
48:41	216-17	“How the Buddha has aged!”	274
48:57	232-33	the five faculties	35
54:9	320-22	suicides in the Sangha	168-69
56:11	421-24	the First Sermon	42-44
56:11	421	truth of suffering	212
56:23	433	Buddha discovers the truths	182-83
56:27	435	the four truths are real	214
56:29	436	penetration of the truths	213-14
56:31	437-38	simile of siṃsapa leaves	206-7
56:37	442	right view like dawn	224

ANGUTTARA NIKĀYA

3:33	i, 134	how kamma ripens	221
3:33	135	extinction of kamma	222
3:38	145-46	Bodhisatta’s youth	8-9
3:47	152	the formed and unformed	229
3:55	159	choosing wrongly	220
3:55	159	Nibbāna here and now	222
3:61	177	origin and cessation of suffering	212-13
3:65	188-93	Kālāma Sutta	175-77
3:73	219-20	knowledge and concentration	195-96
3:83	230	“Too many rules!”	164
3:134	286	the three characteristics	229
4:21	ii, 20-21	respect for Dhamma	36-37
4:23	23-24	why called a Perfect One	183-84
4:24	25	he conceives no conceits	184
4:36	37-39	“What will you be?”	187-88
4:46		49-50	the world's end
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4:68		73	fame destroys the wastrel
4:76		79-80	the last utterance
4:77		80	four incalculables
4:129-30		132-33	Ānanda's qualities
4:180		168	four principal authorities
5:123-24	iii,	143-44	qualities of a nurse
5:172-73		203-4	the five precepts
5:177		208	five prohibited trades
5:196		240-41	Bodhisatta's dreams
6:55		374-75	simile of the lute
6:63		415	choice is action
6:63.		415	ripening of action
6:63		416	ripening of suffering
7:20	iv,	17-18	things that prevent decline
7:46		51	fortifying the mind
8:7		160	Devadatta's obsession
8:11		172-76	the foremost in the world
8:16		196	fit for a mission
8:20		204-8	eight qualities of the ocean
8:51		274-77	the going forth of women
8:53		280-81	the Dhamma in brief
8:70		308-13	relinquishing the will to live
8:83		338-39	the root of all things
9:3		354-58	advice to Meghiya
9:20		394-95	what is most fruitful?
10:21	v,	33-36	Buddha's ten powers
10:27,28		50, 55	beings maintained by nutriment
10:60		110-11	Nibbāna is peaceful
10:72		135-36	ten thorns
10:94		189-90	he speaks with discrimination
10:95		193-95	unprofitable questions

KHUDDAKA-PĀṬHA

2		2	beings maintained by nutriment	227

DHAMMAPADA

3-6			how enmity ceases	112-13
153-54			the house builder is seen	29
328-30			walk alone	113