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92 Pk (TD26 723c, 766b).
93 Bareau (1955: 168).
94 See ‘The image of a fire extinguished in Vacchagotta’s question’ in this chapter.
95 See ‘UpAdisesa within the context of nirvana’ in Chapter 2.
96 See ‘The Chinese abhidharma works’ in Chapter 3.
97 Frauwallner (1995: 145).
98 La Vallée Poussin (1923: 81–2).
99 Akb-h p. 15, Sa-w p. 49: yathA ghaMoparamo na ghaMaP, evaN skandhoparamo na
skandhaP.
100 Mv (TD27 385b).
101 Lamotte (1988: 594–7).
102 Cousins (1983: 102–3). See also Collins (1998: 175–6).
103 Dhs p. 226 no. 1309.
104 Dhs pp. 192–3, no. 1083–4.
105 Dhatuk p. 5: asaWkhataN khandhato MhapetvA.
106 Vibh pp. 72–3.
107 Vibh p. 89.
108 Vibh pp. 72–3, p. 89.
109 The Chinese equivalent of this sutta was slightly different. The answer given
here was ‘The cessation of passion, the cessation of hatred, the cessation of
delusion and the cessation of cankers (Asavas), that is called nirvana’ (SA TD2
126b).
110 SN IV pp. 251–2.
111 See ‘UpAdisesa within the context of nirvana’ in Chapter 2.
112 See this chapter, note 97.
113 Kv p. 226: atthi dvinnaN nibbAnAnam uccanCcatA hCnapaOCtatA ukkaNsAvakaNso
sCmA vA bhedo vA rAjC vA antarCkA vA ti? According to the Pali commentarial
tradition, the opponents were the Mahinsasakas and the Andhakas (Aung and
Rhys Davids 1915: 136). Thus, both sects regard the two extinctions as nirvana,
while only paMisaWkhAnirodha (extinction through knowledge) is the equivalent
of nirvana in the Sarvastivada abhidharma.
114 Bareau (1951: 31).
115 EOB p. 149.
116 Cousins (1983: 104).
117 Kv p. 330.
118 Dhs p. 144, Also see Vibh pp. 84–5.
119 yo AkAso AkAsaWgatam aghaN aghagataN vivaro vivaragatam asamphuMMhaN catEhi
mahAbhEtehi idan taN rEpam AkAsadhAtu (Dhs p. 144).
120 Vibh p. 84.
121 Akb-h p. 3.
122 Akb-h p. 18. This space element is not a real existent (dravya).
123 aghasAmantakarEpa meaning according to the AbhidharmakoUabhALya (La Vallée
Poussin 1923: 89), a type of matter next to (sAmantaka) solid agglomerated
matter (agha). It was quoted from the MahAvibhALAUAstra (Mv TD27 388b).
124 Kv pp. 330–1.
125 Kv-a p. 93.
126 Kv pp. 328–30.
127 Bareau (1951: 253), Cousins (1983: 105).
128 Mil p. 268.
129 Mil p. 388.
130 Masuda (1925: 28–9, 61), Bareau (1955: 67, 185).
131 Mv (TD27 161a).
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