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BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHY PRIMARY SOURCES AbhidhammatthasaWgaha [Abhidh-s] and AbhidhammavibhAvinC-T. CkA, ed. H. Saddhatissa, PTS, Oxford, 1989. AbhidharmakoUa and bhALya of Acharya Vasubandhu [Akb-d] with SphuMArthA Commentary of FcArya YaUomitra [Sa-d], ed. Swami Dwarikadas Shastri, Varanasi, 1987. AbhidharmakoUabhALya of Vasubandhu, Chapter I dhAtunirdeUa [Akb-e], ed. Yasunori Ejima, Tokyo, 1989. AbhidharmakoUabhALya [Akb-h], ed. P. Pradhan, revised by A. Halder, Patna, 1975. AbhidharmakoUabhALya [Akb-p], ed. P. Pradhan, Patna, 1967. AbhidharmakoUabhALya [Akb-pm], TD 29 (1559), tr. Paramartha. AbhidharmakoUabhALya [Akb-x], TD 29 (1558), tr. Xuan-zang. AWguttara-nikAya [AN], ed. R. Morris, E. Hardy, PTS, London, 1885–1900. AtthasAlinC (DhammasaWgaOC commentary) [As], ed. E. Muller, PTS, London, 1979. Commentary of the VijñAptimAtrasiddhiUAstra [Vs-c], TD 43. Cullaniddesa [Cul], ed. W. Stede, PTS, Oxford, 1988. Dhammapada [Dhp], ed. O. von Hinÿber and K. R. Norman, PTS, Oxford, 1994–5. Dhammapada-aMMhakathA [Dhp-a], ed. H. C. Norman, PTS, Oxford, 1970–93. DhammasaWgaOC [Dhs], ed. E. Muller, PTS, London, 1885. Dharmaskandha [Ds], TD 26 (1537). DhAtukathA with commentary [Dhatuk], ed. E. R. Gooneratne, PTS, Oxford, 1987. DhAtukAya [Dk], TD26 (1540). DCgha-nikAya [DN], ed. T. W. Rhys Davids, J. E. Carpenter and W. Stede, PTS, London, 1890–1911. DCrgha-Agama [DA], TD1 (1). Ekottara-Agama [EA], TD2 (125). Itivuttaka [It], ed. E. Windisch, PTS, London, 1975. Itivuttaka-aMMhakathA [It-a], ed. M. M. Bose, PTS, London, 1977. JñAnaprasthAna [Jp], TD 26 (1544). KathAvatthu [Kv] I–II, ed. A. C. Taylor, PTS, London, 1894–7. KathAvatthu-aMMhakathA [Kv-a], ed. N.A. Jayawickrama, PTS, London, 1979. KhuddakapAMha [Khp], together with its commentary ParamatthajotikA (KhuddakapAMha-aMMhakathA) [Pj I], PTS, London, 1959. Madhyama-Agama [MA], TD1 (26). 153
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CONTENTS List of figures and tables
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PREFACE I am glad to be able to tha
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ABBREVIATIONS The abbreviations for
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ABBREVIATIONS RV Rgveda. SA SaNyukt
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