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Buddhism in Translations - Sources

Henry Clarke WarrenPali Canon TranslationsTheravada Buddhism

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This is a scholarly reference index — specifically a bibliography or source apparatus — drawn from the Pali Canon, the scriptural collection of Theravada Buddhism. It catalogs passages from all three major divisions: the Vinaya-Piṭaka (monastic rules, from both the Mahā-Vagga and Culla-Vagga), the Sutta-Piṭaka (discourses, spanning the Dīgha, Majjhima, Saṃyutta, Aṅguttara, and Khuddaka Nikāyas), and includes selections from the Jātaka birth stories. Each entry cross-references a canonical passage by its standard Pali edition citation alongside a section number (§), indicating this index belongs to a larger thematic or anthological work that organized these texts under its own numbered framework. The selection of passages — touching on dependent origination, the five aggregates, the path to liberation, the Buddha's final days, and the Jātaka's biographical prologue — suggests the parent work surveyed Buddhist doctrine and narrative comprehensively rather than narrowly. No argument is made here; this page functions purely as a navigational tool for scholars tracing the primary sources behind someone else's synthesis or translation of early Buddhist teaching.

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