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The chapter of octads : atthaka vagga, the fourth chapter of sutta nipata / Bhikkhu Varado.

Contributor(s): Language: English, Pali Original language: Pali Publisher: Penang, Malasia : Inward Path, ©2014Description: xi, 73 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9789833512164
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 23 294.3
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Discourse on sensual pleasure -- Discourse on the 'cave' (of sensuality) -- Discourse on evil -- Discourse on the pure -- Discourse on the Supreme -- Discourse on old age -- Discourse with Tissa Metteyya -- Discourse with Pasura -- Discourse with Magandiya -- Before the destruction -- Quarrels and contention -- The lesser discourse on dissent -- The greater discourse on dissent -- The quick discourse -- Discourse on violence -- Discourse with Sariputta.

The chapter of the octads is the fourth chapter of the Sutta Nipata and consists of sixteen short sutras in metrical form. The Buddha seems to have composed the chapter of octads near the beginning of his teaching career, because discussions concerning it are mentioned in the Pali canon. The importance of the chapter to early monks is illustrated in a story concerning Venerable Sona, who recited the sixteen sutras to the Buddha one morning, having been invited by the Blessed One to share his dwelling.

Translated from the Pali.

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