Khuddaka Nikāya — Minor Texts

Khuddakapāṭha 9 texts

• Kp 1 The Three Refuges The three refuges formula
• Kp 2 The Ten Precepts The ten precepts of a novice mendicant
• Kp 3 The Thirty-Two Parts of the Body The thirty-two parts of the body for reflection
• Kp 4 The Boy’s Questions A list of ten doctrinal factors
• Kp 5 Blessings A list of the types of skillful behavior that give blessings and protection.
• Kp 6 Gems The many treasures to be found in the Triple Gem.
• Kp 7 Outside the Walls The Supreme Buddha explains how to share merit with past relatives.
• Kp 8 A Treasure Trove Merit is the only sure investment
• Kp 9 The Discourse on Love The practice of developing universal goodwill: the practices that form a foundation for the practice, the attitude of universal goodwill itself, and the steps that lead from goodwill to awakening.

Dhammapada 26 texts

• Dhp 1-20 1. Pairs
• Dhp 21-32 2. Diligence
• Dhp 33-43 3. The Mind
• Dhp 44-59 4. Flowers
• Dhp 60-75 5. The Fool
• Dhp 76-89 6. The Astute
• Dhp 90-99 7. The Perfected Ones
• Dhp 100-115 8. The Thousands
• Dhp 116-128 9. Wickedness
• Dhp 129-145 10. The Rod
• Dhp 146-156 11. Old Age
• Dhp 157-166 12. The Self
• Dhp 167-178 13. The World
• Dhp 179-196 14. The Buddhas
• Dhp 197-208 15. Happiness
• Dhp 209-220 16. The Beloved
• Dhp 221-234 17. Anger
• Dhp 235-255 18. Stains
• Dhp 256-272 19. The Just
• Dhp 273-289 20. The Path
• Dhp 290-305 21. Miscellaneous
• Dhp 306-319 22. Hell
• Dhp 320-333 23. Elephants
• Dhp 334-359 24. Craving
• Dhp 360-382 25. Mendicants
• Dhp 383-423 26. Brahmins

Udāna 80 texts

• Ud 1.1 Upon Awakening (1st) The Buddha, soon after awakening, contemplates specific conditionality and dependent co-arising.
• Ud 1.2 Upon Awakening (2nd) The Buddha, soon after awakening, contemplates specific conditionality and dependent co-arising.
• Ud 1.3 Upon Awakening (3rd) The Buddha, soon after awakening, contemplates specific conditionality and dependent co-arising.
• Ud 1.4 The Mystic Syllable Huṁ A brahmin who recites the mystic syllable huṁ asks the Buddha who is the true brahmin.
• Ud 1.5 The Brahmin The Buddha redefines the term “brahmin” to mean anyone, regardless of birth, who is awakened.
• Ud 1.6 With Mahākassapa Ven. Mahā Kassapa chooses to go for alms among the poor rather than among the devas.
• Ud 1.7 At Ajakalāpaka An awakened person has gone beyond fear.
• Ud 1.8 With Saṅgāmaji A monk’s former wife tries to use their child to lure him back into the lay life.
• Ud 1.9 Dreadlocked Ascetics The mind is cleansed and purified, not by ablutions, but by truth and rectitude.
• Ud 1.10 With Bāhiya The ascetic Bāhiya becomes an arahant after receiving a brief teaching about adding nothing to sensory experience.
• Ud 2.1 With Mucalinda Shortly after the Buddha’s awakening, a dragon protects him from a storm.
• Ud 2.2 Kings When monks have gathered, they shouldn’t spend their time gossiping about kings.
• Ud 2.3 A Stick A lesson to young boys: If you don’t want to suffer from pain, don’t inflict pain on other beings.
• Ud 2.4 Esteem On how to deal with abusive language.
• Ud 2.5 A Lay Follower The drawbacks of having.
• Ud 2.6 The Pregnant Woman More drawbacks of having.
• Ud 2.7 An Only Son The sorrow that comes from having those who are dear.
• Ud 2.8 Suppavāsā After a long and difficult pregnancy, Suppavāsā invites the Buddha and the Sangha for a meal.
• Ud 2.9 With Visākhā The drawbacks of having to do business with kings.
• Ud 2.10 With Bhaddiya A former king, now monk, exclaims over the bliss of solitude.
• Ud 3.1 Born of the Fruits of Deeds A monk meditates in pain engendered by past kamma but without being struck down by it.
• Ud 3.2 With Nanda The Buddha makes a deal with his step-brother: Stay a monk, and you’ll be rewarded with nymphs in the next life.
• Ud 3.3 With Yasoja A group of monks, rebuked by the Buddha, take it as an encouragement to reach awakening.
• Ud 3.4 With Sāriputta Ven. Sāriputta meditates, his mind as solid as rock.
• Ud 3.5 With Mahāmoggallāna Ven. Mahā Moggallāna meditates.
• Ud 3.6 With Pilindavaccha Some old habits die hard.
• Ud 3.7 Sakka’s Heartfelt Saying A deva-king disguises himself to give alms to Ven. Mahā Kassapa.
• Ud 3.8 One Who Eats Only Almsfood The Buddha rebukes monks who are chatting about the agreeable things that one can encounter on almsround.
• Ud 3.9 Professions More lessons in what monks should and shouldn’t talk about.
• Ud 3.10 The World Shortly after awakening, the Buddha contemplates future rebirth.
• Ud 4.1 With Meghiya A monk leaves the Buddha to go into solitude, only to find his mind overcome by unskillful thoughts.
• Ud 4.2 Restless The need to protect body and mind.
• Ud 4.3 The Cowherd A cowherd is murdered after presenting a meal to the Buddha and the Sangha.
• Ud 4.4 The Spirit’s Blow A spirit gives Ven. Sāriputta a blow on the head.
• Ud 4.5 A Bull Elephant The Buddha, hemmed in by his followers, goes into seclusion.
• Ud 4.6 The Alms-Gatherer Ven. Piṇḍola Bhāradvāja meditates.
• Ud 4.7 With Sāriputta Ven. Sāriputta meditates.
• Ud 4.8 With Sundarī Wanderers of other sects kill a woman and blame her murder on the Sangha.
• Ud 4.9 With Upasena Ven. Upasena Vaṅgantaputta contemplates: “Fortunate has been my life; fortunate will be my death.”
• Ud 4.10 The Peacefulness of Sāriputta Ven. Sāriputta meditates.
• Ud 5.1 Who Is More Dear? King Pasenadi asks his queen, “Is there anyone dearer to you than yourself?”
• Ud 5.2 Short-lived Ven. Ānanda comments on how the Buddha’s mother died shortly after his birth.
• Ud 5.3 With Suppabuddha the Leper A leper becomes a stream-enterer, dies, and is reborn as a deva.
• Ud 5.4 The Boys A lesson to young boys: If you don’t want to suffer from pain, don’t inflict pain on other beings.
• Ud 5.5 Sabbath Ven. Mahā Moggallāna expels a sham monk from a meeting of the Sangha.
• Ud 5.6 With Soṇa A young man in a remote part of India is able to ordain only after many delays.
• Ud 5.7 With Revata the Doubter Ven. Revata meditates.
• Ud 5.8 Schism in the Saṅgha Devadatta announces that he will cause a split in the Sangha.
• Ud 5.9 Teasing A group of youths jeer at the monks.
• Ud 5.10 With Cūḷapanthaka Ven. Cūḷa Panthaka meditates.
• Ud 6.1 Surrendering the Life Force The Buddha relinquishes the forces that will keep him living.
• Ud 6.2 Seven Matted-Hair Ascetics How to know another person’s character.
• Ud 6.3 The Buddha’s Reviewing The Buddha reflects on the unskillful qualities that he has abandoned.
• Ud 6.4 Followers of Various Other Religions (1st) The blind people and the elephant.
• Ud 6.5 Followers of Various Other Religions (2nd) Wanderers of other sects dispute over the self, pleasure, pain, and the nature of the world.
• Ud 6.6 Followers of Various Other Religions (3rd) Wanderers of other sects dispute over the self, pleasure, pain, and the nature of the world.
• Ud 6.7 With Subhūti Ven. Subhūti meditates.
• Ud 6.8 The Courtesan Two factions fight over a courtesan.
• Ud 6.9 Hastening By Insects fly into the flames of lamps set out at night.
• Ud 6.10 Arising Other sectarians shine only as long as a Buddha hasn’t appeared in the world.
• Ud 7.1 Bhaddiya the Dwarf (1st) A dwarf becomes an arahant.
• Ud 7.2 Bhaddiya the Dwarf (2nd) Ven. Sāriputta doesn’t realize that his listener has already become an arahant.
• Ud 7.3 Clinging (1st) Attachment to sensual pleasures keeps you from crossing over the flood.
• Ud 7.4 Clinging (2nd) Attachment to sensual pleasures keeps you trapped like a fish.
• Ud 7.5 Another Discourse with Bhaddiya the Dwarf Inner and outer beauty.
• Ud 7.6 The Ending of Craving Ven. Aññata Koṇḍañña meditates.
• Ud 7.7 The Ending of Proliferation The Buddha contemplates his own abandoning of the perceptions and categories of proliferation.
• Ud 7.8 Kaccāna Ven. Mahā Kaccāyana meditates.
• Ud 7.9 The Well Wanderers of other sects try to keep the Buddha from drinking the water in a well.
• Ud 7.10 King Udena Five hundred awakened women die in a fire.
• Ud 8.1 About Extinguishment (1st) The nature of extinguishment.
• Ud 8.2 About Extinguishment (2nd) On seeing extinguishment.
• Ud 8.3 About Extinguishment (3rd) The escape from conditions is areal.
• Ud 8.4 About Extinguishment (4th) Extinguishment as independence.
• Ud 8.5 With Cunda The Buddha’s last meal.
• Ud 8.6 The Layfolk of Pāṭali Village The rewards of virtue and of dedicating merit to the devas.
• Ud 8.7 A Fork in the Road One of the Buddha’s attendants disobeys him.
• Ud 8.8 With Visākhā Lady Visākhā wishes for many grandchildren.
• Ud 8.9 With Dabba (1st) Ven. Dabba Mallaputta performs a miracle on his death.
• Ud 8.10 Dabba (2nd) There’s no destination to describe for those rightly released.

Itivuttaka 112 texts

• Iti 1 Greed Abandon greed, and you’re guaranteed non-return.
• Iti 2 Hate Abandon aversion, and you’re guaranteed non-return.
• Iti 3 Delusion Abandon delusion, and you’re guaranteed non-return.
• Iti 4 Anger Abandon anger, and you’re guaranteed non-return.
• Iti 5 Disdain Abandon contempt, and you’re guaranteed non-return.
• Iti 6 Conceit Abandon conceit, and you’re guaranteed non-return.
• Iti 7 Complete Understanding of All When the mind, cleansed of passion for the All, abandons it, you are capable of putting an end to suffering.
• Iti 8 Complete Understanding of Conceit When the mind, cleansed of passion for conceit, abandons it, you are capable of putting an end to suffering.
• Iti 9 Complete Understanding of Greed When the mind, cleansed of passion for greed, abandons it, you are capable of putting an end to suffering.
• Iti 10 Complete Understanding of Hate When the mind, cleansed of passion for aversion, abandons it, you are capable of putting an end to suffering.
• Iti 11 Complete Understanding of Delusion When the mind, cleansed of passion for delusion, abandons it, you are capable of putting an end to suffering.
• Iti 12 Complete Understanding of Anger When the mind, cleansed of passion for anger, abandons it, you are capable of putting an end to suffering.
• Iti 13 Complete Understanding of Disdain When the mind, cleansed of passion for contempt, abandons it, you are capable of putting an end to suffering.
• Iti 14 The Shroud of Ignorance Hindered by the hindrance of ignorance, people go wandering and transmigrating on for a long, long time.
• Iti 15 The Fetter of Craving Fettered with the fetter of craving, beings go wandering and transmigrating on for a long, long time.
• Iti 16 A Trainee (1st) Appropriate attention as the prime internal factor to help those in training.
• Iti 17 A Trainee (2nd) Friendship with admirable people as the prime external factor to help those in training.
• Iti 18 Schism in the Saṅgha Schism in the Sangha leads to the detriment and unhappiness of many beings, both human and divine.
• Iti 19 Harmony in the Saṅgha Concord in the Sangha leads to the welfare and happiness of many beings, both human and divine.
• Iti 20 A Corrupted Mind Corrupt-mindedness leads to rebirth in the planes of deprivation.
• Iti 21 A Pure Mind Clear-mindedness leads to rebirth in a heavenly world.
• Iti 22 The Benefits of Love “Acts of merit” is a synonym for what is blissful, desirable, pleasing, endearing, charming. The Buddha recalls the results he himself has experienced from doing meritorious deeds.
• Iti 23 Both Kinds of Benefit Heedfulness with regard to skillful qualities keeps both kinds of benefit secure: benefit in this live and benefit in lives to come.
• Iti 24 A Heap of Bones In this course of transmigrating, one person would leave behind a heap of bones as large as a mountain—if there were someone to collect the bones and the collection were not destroyed.
• Iti 25 Lying A person who tells a deliberate lie is capable of any evil deed.
• Iti 26 Giving If you knew, as the Buddha did, the results of giving and sharing, you wouldn’t eat without having shared.
• Iti 27 The Meditation on Love Goodwill far outshines all other ways of making merit.
• Iti 28 Living in Suffering Not guarding the doors of the sense faculties and knowing no moderation in food leads to suffering in this life and the next.
• Iti 29 Living in Happiness Guarding the doors of the sense faculties and knowing moderation in food leads to ease in this life and the next.
• Iti 30 Mortifying Two things that cause remorse.
• Iti 31 Not Mortifying Two things that cause lack of remorse.
• Iti 32 Ethics (1st) A person of evil habits and evil views goes to hell.
• Iti 33 Ethics (2nd) A person of auspicious habits and auspicious views goes to heaven.
• Iti 34 Keen To lack ardency and compunction makes you incapable of unbinding.
• Iti 35 Fawning and Flattery The holy life is lived for the purpose of restraint and abandoning.
• Iti 36 Fawning and Flattery The holy life is lived for the purpose of direct knowledge and full comprehension.
• Iti 37 Happiness A sense of urgency and appropriate exertion bring ease here-and-now, and lead to the ending of the defilements.
• Iti 38 Thoughts Two thoughts that often occur to the Buddha as he delights in non-ill will and seclusion.
• Iti 39 Teaching Two Dhamma sequences: see evil as evil, and become released from it.
• Iti 40 Knowledge Ignorance leads to lack of conscience and prudence.
• Iti 41 Bereft of Wisdom The rewards of noble discernment.
• Iti 42 Bright Things Conscience and prudence safeguard the world.
• Iti 43 Free of Rebirth The existence of an unfabricated dimension allows for the escape from conditions.
• Iti 44 Elements of Extinguishment Two unbinding properties: with fuel remaining and with no fuel remaining.
• Iti 45 Retreat Live enjoying aloofness, delighting in aloofness, inwardly committed to awareness-tranquility, not neglecting jhāna, endowed with clear-seeing insight, and frequenting empty buildings.
• Iti 46 The Benefits of Training Live with the trainings as your reward, with discernment uppermost, with release the essence, and with mindfulness the governing principle.
• Iti 47 Wake Up Be wakeful, mindful, alert, centered, sensitive, clear, and calm. And there you should, at the appropriate times, see clearly into skillful mental qualities.
• Iti 48 Bound for Loss Two types of behavior that lead to hell.
• Iti 49 Misconceptions How those with vision differ from those who adhere to craving for rebirth and those who slip past into craving to be annihilated.
• Iti 50 Roots Three roots of what is unskillful.
• Iti 51 Elements Three properties: form, formlessness, cessation.
• Iti 52 Feelings (1st) Three feelings.
• Iti 53 Feelings (2nd) How the three types of feeling should be viewed.
• Iti 54 Searches (1st) Three searches: for sensuality, for rebirth, for a holy life.
• Iti 55 Searches (2nd) Three searches: for sensuality, for rebirth, for a holy life.
• Iti 56 Defilements (1st) Three defilements.
• Iti 57 Defilements (2nd) Three defilements.
• Iti 58 Craving Three cravings.
• Iti 59 Māra’s Dominion Three qualities that lead beyond Māra’s domain.
• Iti 60 Grounds for Making Merit Three grounds for meritorious activity.
• Iti 61 The Eye Three eyes: the eye of flesh, the divine eye, and the eye of discernment.
• Iti 62 Faculties The noble attainments described in terms of three faculties.
• Iti 63 Periods Three time periods and the importance of comprehending signs.
• Iti 64 Bad Conduct Three kinds of misconduct.
• Iti 65 Good Conduct Three kinds of good conduct.
• Iti 66 Purity Three kinds of cleanliness: bodily, verbal, and mental.
• Iti 67 Sagacity Three forms of sagacity: bodily, verbal, and mental.
• Iti 68 Greed (1st) One whose passion, aversion, and delusion are abandoned is freed from Māra’s power.
• Iti 69 Greed (2nd) To abandon passion, aversion, and delusion is like crossing over the dangers of the ocean.
• Iti 70 Having Wrong View The Buddha reports having seen, for himself, beings reborn in planes of deprivation in line with their wrong views and evil actions.
• Iti 71 Having Right View The Buddha reports having seen, for himself, beings reborn in good destinations in line with their right views and good actions.
• Iti 72 Elements of Escape Three properties for escape: from sensuality, from form, and from whatever is fabricated and dependently co-arisen.
• Iti 73 More Peaceful Formless phenomena are more peaceful than forms; cessation, more peaceful than formless phenomena.
• Iti 74 A Child Three types of sons and daughters (when compared to their parents): of heightened birth, of similar birth, and of lowered birth.
• Iti 75 A Rainless Cloud Three types of people: one like a cloud without rain, one who rains locally, and one who rains everywhere.
• Iti 76 Wishing for Happiness Aspiring to three forms of bliss, wise people should guard their virtue.
• Iti 77 Fragile This body falls apart; consciousness is subject to fading; all acquisitions are inconstant, sufferingful, subject to change.
• Iti 78 Converging Elements Like attracts like. It’s in accordance with their properties—either low or admirable—that beings come together and associate with one another.
• Iti 79 Decline Three things lead to the falling away of a monk in training.
• Iti 80 Thoughts Three kinds of unskillful thinking.
• Iti 81 Esteem The dangers of letting your mind be overcome by the fact that you either receive offerings or don’t receive offerings.
• Iti 82 The Cry of the Gods Three occasions on which devas give voice to joy over the behavior of human beings.
• Iti 83 Five Harbingers Five omens that appear when a deva is about to pass away, and the encouragement that other devas give at that time.
• Iti 84 For the Welfare of the People Three people who appear for the benefit of the world.
• Iti 85 Observing Ugliness The rewards of focusing on the foulness of the body, of establishing mindfulness of breathing to the fore, and of focusing on the inconstancy of all conditions.
• Iti 86 Practicing In Line With the Teaching Practicing the Dhamma in accordance with the Dhamma.
• Iti 87 Destroyers of Sight Three kinds of unskillful thinking; three kinds of skillful thinking.
• Iti 88 Inner Stains Three inside stains.
• Iti 89 About Devadatta Conquered by three forms of false Dhamma, Devadatta was incurably doomed to deprivation.
• Iti 90 The Best Kinds of Confidence Three supreme objects of confidence: the Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Saṅgha.
• Iti 91 Lifestyle Why reasonable people take up the life of alms-going, and the dangers that lie in wait if they do not train their minds.
• Iti 92 The Corner of the Cloak To see the Dhamma is to see the Buddha and to be close to him, even when physically far away.
• Iti 93 Fire The three fires: of passion, aversion, and delusion.
• Iti 94 Examination On having consciousness neither externally scattered and diffused, nor internally positioned.
• Iti 95 Provided With Pleasure Three ways in which devas obtain sensual pleasures.
• Iti 96 Yoked to Sensual Pleasures The yoke of sensuality and the yoke of rebirth.
• Iti 97 Good Morals Admirable virtue, admirable qualities, and admirable discernment defined.
• Iti 98 Giving Two kinds of gifts, sharing, and assistance: in material things and in Dhamma.
• Iti 99 The Three Knowledges The three knowledges that characterize a brahman in the Buddha’s sense of the word.
• Iti 100 The Brahmin’s Offering of the Teaching The Buddha as doctor; the monks as his heirs in Dhamma, not in material things.
• Iti 101 Easy to Find The four basic requisites are easy to gain and blameless. To be content with them is a factor of the contemplative life.
• Iti 102 The Ending of Defilements For one knowing and seeing the four noble truths, there is the ending of suffering.
• Iti 103 Ascetics and Brahmins To see the four noble truths is to count as a true contemplative.
• Iti 104 Accomplished in Ethics The rewards of associating with those who genuinely count as admirable friends.
• Iti 105 The Arising of Craving Where a monk’s craving takes birth.
• Iti 106 With Divinity Mother and father as the Brahmās and first teachers of their children.
• Iti 107 Very Helpful The reciprocal ways in which monks and lay supporters benefit one another.
• Iti 108 Deceivers Monks who are and who are not the Buddha’s true followers.
• Iti 109 A River An extended metaphor for the dangers of “going with the flow.”
• Iti 110 Walking What it means to have ardency and compunction.
• Iti 111 Accomplishment in Ethics When one is consummate in virtue, what more is to be done?
• Iti 112 The World The qualities that entitle the Buddha to be called Tathāgata.

Suttanipāta 73 texts · German 50 of 73

• Snp 1.1 The Serpent One who advances far along the path sloughs off the near shore and far, like a snake who sloughs off its skin.
• Snp 1.2 The Wealthy Rancher A poetic dialogue contrasting the wealth and security of lay life with the wealth and security of a person who has lived the renunciate life to its culmination. If you have trouble relating to someone like Dhaniya who measures his wealth in cattle, then when reading this poem substitute stocks and bonds for cows and bulls, and economic downturn for rain.
• Snp 1.3 The Horned Rhino If you can’t find a good teacher, it’s better to wander alone.
• Snp 1.4 With Bhāradvāja the Farmer The Buddha answers a farmer who claims that monks do no useful work and so don’t deserve to eat.
• Snp 1.5 With Cunda Four different types of contemplatives and how to recognize them.
• Snp 1.6 Downfalls The various actions and attitudes that lead to spiritual decline.
• Snp 1.7 The Lowlife Being an outcaste is a matter of behavior, not birth.
• Snp 1.8 The Discourse on Love The practice of developing universal goodwill: the practices that form a foundation for the practice, the attitude of universal goodwill itself, and the steps that lead from goodwill to awakening.
• Snp 1.9 With Hemavata The Buddha explains to a yakkha how one crosses over the flood.
• Snp 1.10 With Āḷavaka A yakkha challenges the Buddha with riddles and threatens to “hurl out his mind, rip open his heart, or hurl him across the River Ganges” if he doesn’t solve the riddles to the yakkha’s satisfaction.
• Snp 1.11 Victory Over Desire for the Body Victory over the defilements through contemplation of the unattractiveness of the body.
• Snp 1.12 The Sage The characteristics of the ideal sage, who finds happiness and security in living the solitary life. (This sutta is apparently one of the series of passages that King Asoka recommended for study and reflection by all practicing Buddhists.)
• Snp 2.1 Gems The many treasures to be found in the Triple Gem.
• Snp 2.2 Putrefaction People are defiled, not by eating meat, but by engaging in evil conduct.
• Snp 2.3 Conscientious Companionship How to recognize a true friend.
• Snp 2.4 Blessings A list of the types of skillful behavior that give blessings and protection.
• Snp 2.5 With Spiky Another yakkha challenges the Buddha with riddles and threatens to “hurl out his mind, rip open his heart, or hurl him across the River Ganges” if he doesn’t solve the riddles to the yakkha’s satisfaction.
• Snp 2.6 A Righteous Life The Buddha encourages the monks to avoid monks who are evil in their desires.
• Snp 2.7 Brahmanical Traditions How brahmans, through greed, abandoned the good principles of their ancestors.
• Snp 2.8 The Boat A good teacher, like a good boatman, is one who knows firsthand how to cross to the further shore.
• Snp 2.9 What Morality? The attitudes and behavior that enable one best to learn and benefit from the Dhamma.
• Snp 2.10 Get Up! Get up! Don’t let the opportunity for practice pass you by.
• Snp 2.11 With Rāhula Rāhula reflects on the teachings he received from his father, the Buddha.
• Snp 2.12 Vaṅgīsa and His Mentor Nigrodhakappa Vaṅgīsa, the foremost poet among the Buddha’s disciples, praises the Buddha in verse.
• Snp 2.13 The Right Way to Wander The sort of person who, having gone forth, is fit to wander through the world.
• Snp 2.14 With Dhammika The proper code of conduct for lay followers of the Dhamma.
• Snp 3.1 Going Forth The young Bodhisatta (Buddha-to-be), soon after leaving home, explains why he refuses King Bimbisāra’s offer of a position in his court.
• Snp 3.2 Striving Māra attempts to dissuade the Bodhisatta from his path.
• Snp 3.3 Well-Spoken Words Four characteristics of well-spoken speech.
• Snp 3.4 With Bhāradvāja of Sundarikā on the Sacrificial Cake A brahman questions the Buddha to see if the latter deserves to receive the cake resulting from his sacrifice.
• Snp 3.5 With Māgha What are the qualities of a recipient that produce the most merit from a gift?
• Snp 3.6 With Sabhiya A sutta dating from early in the Buddha’s teaching career. A wanderer, disappointed in the teachings he has received from other teachers, approaches the Buddha with his questions.
• Snp 3.7 With Sela Sela the brahman praises the Buddha to see how the latter responds to praise.
• Snp 3.8 The Dart Death and loss are inevitable, but grief is not.
• Snp 3.9 With Vāseṭṭha Is one worthy of respect because of one’s birth, or because of one’s actions?
• Snp 3.10 With Kokālika A follower of Devadatta slanders Ven. Sāriputta and Ven. Moggallāna and, after suffering a painful disease, falls into hell. The sutta then gives a graphic description of the sufferings awaiting him there.
• Snp 3.11 About Nālaka A sutta in two parts. The first part gives an account of events soon after the birth of the Bodhisatta. The second part describes the way of the sage.
• Snp 3.12 3.12 Contemplating Pairs Not all dualities are misleading. This sutta teaches ways to contemplate the duality of the origination and cessation of stress and suffering so as to reach awakening.
• Snp 4.1 Sensual Pleasures The drawbacks of sensual desires.
• Snp 4.2 Eight on the Cave Those who remain attached to the body, to sensuality, and to their sense of “mine” will have a hard time freeing themselves from fear of death and from further becoming.
• Snp 4.3 Eight on Malice Freedom isn’t to be found by boasting of your precepts and practices or by debating your views.
• Snp 4.4 Eight on the Pure How to avoid the trap of letting go of one thing only to cling to something more subtle.
• Snp 4.5 Eight on the Ultimate The conceit that comes from clinging to practices or views—even if they’re supreme—is a fetter preventing full freedom.
• Snp 4.6 Old Age Life is short. Possessiveness brings grief. Freedom comes from abandoning any sense of “mine.”
• Snp 4.7 With Tissametteyya The drawbacks of falling away from the celibate life.
• Snp 4.8 With Pasūra The drawbacks of engaging in debates, for winners and losers alike.
• Snp 4.9 With Māgaṇḍiya Māgandiya offers the Buddha his daughter in marriage. The Buddha refuses and further subdues Māgandiya’s pride by describing a state of peace that Māgandiya doesn’t understand.
• Snp 4.10 Before the Breakup How to live at peace.
• Snp 4.11 Quarrels and Disputes The Buddha is questioned on the source of quarrels and disputes, and on the highest level of spiritual attainment.
• Snp 4.12 The Shorter Discourse on Arrayed For Battle If the truth is one, how should a person behave in a world where many different truths are taught?
• Snp 4.13 The Longer Discourse on Arrayed for Battle How to maintain freedom in a world full of disputes.
• Snp 4.14 Speedy The attitudes and behavior of a monk training for the sake of total release.
• Snp 4.15 Taking Up Arms The Buddha speaks in poignant terms of the saṁvega that led him to leave the household life. He concludes with recommendations for practice and a description of the person who has attained the goal of true peace and security.
• Snp 4.16 With Sāriputta When a monk, disaffected with the world, takes up the life of seclusion, what fears should he overcome? What dangers should he beware of? How should he train to blow away the impurities in his heart?
• Snp 5.1 Introductory Verses A brahman teacher sends his students to the Buddha to see if the latter is truly awakened.
• Snp 5.2 The Questions of Ajita A brahman questions the Buddha about mindfulness, discernment, and the cessation of name-and-form.
• Snp 5.3 The Questions of Tissametteyya Who in the world is truly contented, truly free, truly a great person?
• Snp 5.4 The Questions of Puṇṇaka Birth and aging can be overcome, not through sacrificial rituals, but through training the mind to go beyond perturbation.
• Snp 5.5 The Questions of Mettagū How does one cross the flood of birth and old age, sorrow and grief?
• Snp 5.6 The Questions of Dhotaka How can one become freed of all doubt?
• Snp 5.7 The Questions of Upasīva What support should one hold on to in order to cross over the flood of craving? Can an awakened person be described?
• Snp 5.8 The Questions of Nanda Who deserves to be called a sage? Who has crossed over birth and aging?
• Snp 5.9 The Questions of Hemaka How do you cross over entanglements in the world?
• Snp 5.10 The Questions of Todeyya How to recognize an emancipated person.
• Snp 5.11 The Questions of Kappa What is the island above the flood of the great danger of birth?
• Snp 5.12 The Questions of Jatukaṇṇī How does one abandon birth and aging?
• Snp 5.13 The Questions of Bhadrāvudha Bhadrāvudha asks the Buddha: How did you come to know the Dhamma?
• Snp 5.14 The Questions of Udaya How to reach unbinding and bring consciousness to a halt.
• Snp 5.15 The Question of Posāla How to develop insight after mastering the perception of nothingness.
• Snp 5.16 The Questions of Mogharāja How should one view the world so as to escape the king of Death?
• Snp 5.17 The Questions of Piṅgiya Alarmed by the deterioration of his aging body, Piṅgiya asks the Buddha how to conquer birth and decay.
• Snp 5.18 Homage to the Way to the Far Shore The questions and events are summarized.
• Snp 5.19 Preserving the Way to the Far Shore Piṅgiya, after becoming a non-returner, explains to his former teacher his devotion to the Buddha.

Vimānavatthu 85 texts · Pāli only

• Vv 1 1. Paṭhamapīṭhavimānavatthu Arahant Moggallana asks a deva about previous good karma.
• Vv 2 2. Dutiyapīṭhavimānavatthu Giving always gives results.
• Vv 3 3. Tatiyapīṭhavimānavatthu Even offering a simple thing to the Sangha can give great results.
• Vv 4 4. Catutthapīṭhavimānavatthu Arahant Moggallana asks a deva how he received a throne made of beryl gemstones.
• Vv 5 5. Kuñjaravimānavatthu Offering a chair with a confident heart to those free from defilements will bring great happiness.
• Vv 6 6. Paṭhamanāvāvimānavatthu Arahant Moggallana asks a deva how she gained a golden roofed ship as her mansion.
• Vv 7 7. Dutiyanāvāvimānavatthu Offering water to the Noble Sangha will bring much happiness.
• Vv 8 8. Tatiyanāvāvimānavatthu A deva explains the merit accumulated when she offered water to a monk who had fallen.
• Vv 9 9. Dīpavimānavatthu A deva explains the merit accumulated when offering light so that others may see.
• Vv 10 10. Tiladakkhiṇavimānavatthu Even a small offering of sesame seeds to the Supreme Buddha brings much merit.
• Vv 11 11. Paṭhamapatibbatāvimānavatthu A deva explains the benefits of staying faithful to one’s spouse and being honest.
• Vv 12 12. Dutiyapatibbatāvimānavatthu A deva explains how keeping the precepts and being a follower of the Supreme Buddha can bring happiness.
• Vv 13 13. Paṭhamasuṇisāvimānavatthu Giving just a single oil cake to the noble Sangha results in much merit.
• Vv 14 14. Dutiyasuṇisāvimānavatthu A deva explains how offering a honey covered cake led her to the heavenly Nandana Park.
• Vv 15 15. Uttarāvimānavatthu Living a restrained life, keeping the precepts, and being generous will only bring good results.
• Vv 16 16. Sirimāvimānavatthu The wife of King Bimbisara, now a deva, explains her unshakable confidence in the Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Sangha.
• Vv 17 17. Kesakārīvimānavatthu God Sakka asks what merit helped a deva become as radiant as a Brahma.
• Vv 18 1. Dāsivimānavatthu Only those who do good, wholesome deeds are reborn in heaven.
• Vv 19 2. Lakhumāvimānavatthu A deva explains how she attained the fruit of once returner.
• Vv 20 3. Ācāmadāyikāvimānavatthu God Sakka asks Arahant Kassapa about a lady who offered alms to him.
• Vv 21 4. Caṇḍālivimānavatthu The Supreme Buddha with utmost compassion helps a low caste woman before her death.
• Vv 22 5. Bhadditthivimānavatthu The Supreme Buddha asks a deva how she gained a rare tree near her heavenly mansion.
• Vv 23 6. Soṇadinnāvimānavatthu A deva explains how delighted she was to keep her precepts and give generously.
• Vv 24 7. Uposathāvimānavatthu A deva explains her regret in not developing her mind further.
• Vv 25 8. Niddāvimānavatthu A deva explains the benefits of having unshakable faith in the Triple Gem.
• Vv 26 9. Suniddāvimānavatthu One can gain much happiness by observing the precepts and giving alms to the Noble Sangha.
• Vv 27 10. Paṭhamabhikkhādāyikāvimānavatthu A deva explains how she gained a beautiful body.
• Vv 28 11. Dutiyabhikkhādāyikāvimānavatthu Offering alms with a happy, pure, and calm mind can bring many benefits.
• Vv 29 1. Uḷāravimānavatthu A deva explains the happiness gained from offering a single oil cake to Arahant Moggallana.
• Vv 30 2. Ucchudāyikāvimānavatthu Offering even a small piece of sugar cane can bring much happiness.
• Vv 31 3. Pallaṅkavimānavatthu A deva explains the happiness one can achieve by being a good wife, following precepts and restraining one’s self.
• Vv 32 4. Latāvimānavatthu The daughters of God Sakka explain how they gained such happiness as devas.
• Vv 33 Guttilavimānavatthu Multiple devas discuss the what meritorious actions they did to gain happiness.
• Vv 34 6. Daddallavimānavatthu Devas discuss the importance of thinking about the Noble Sanga when giving alms instead of individual monks.
• Vv 35 7. Pesavatīvimānavatthu A deva explains the happiness he gained after offering flowers during the funeral of Arahant Sariputta.
• Vv 36 8. Mallikāvimānavatthu Can offerings to the Supreme Buddha after his passing away still give good results?
• Vv 37 9. Visālakkhivimānavatthu Following the precepts, leading a restrained life, practicing generosity, and having faith can bring much happiness.
• Vv 38 10. Pāricchattakavimānavatthu A deva explains the results of offering a garland of flowers to the Supreme Buddha.
• Vv 39 1. Mañjiṭṭhakavimānavatthu A servant offers flowers to the Supreme Buddha and gains much happiness.
• Vv 40 2. Pabhassaravimānavatthu Devas who possess strong confidence in the Supreme Buddha outshine other devas.
• Vv 41 3. Nāgavimānavatthu A deva offers a pair of robes to the Buddha and gains much happiness.
• Vv 42 4. Alomavimānavatthu Offering even a small lump of rice cake to the Supreme Buddha will bring much happiness.
• Vv 43 5. Kañjikadāyikāvimānavatthu A deva explains the happiness he gained from offering medicine to the Supreme Buddha.
• Vv 44 6. Vihāravimānavatthu Rejoicing at someone else’s meritorious deed can bring much happiness.
• Vv 45 7. Caturitthivimānavatthu Arahant Moggallana asks four devas what meritorious actions they did to gain such radiant bodies.
• Vv 46 8. Ambavimānavatthu What does one gain when offering a monastery to the order of monks?
• Vv 47 9. Pītavimānavatthu God Sakka asks another deva what meritorious actions he did to gain happiness.
• Vv 48 10. Ucchuvimānavatthu A deva explains the fruits of giving a small sugar cane to Arahant Moggallana.
• Vv 49 11. Vandanavimānavatthu A deva explains how worshiping and honoring monks can lead to much merit.
• Vv 50 12. Rajjumālāvimānavatthu A deva tells the story of how she was on the verge of suicide when the compassionate Supreme Buddha helps her.
• Vv 51 1. Maṇḍūkadevaputtavimānavatthu A deva explains of his animal past and how he came to have such powers.
• Vv 52 2. Revatīvimānavatthu When one is greedy, evil and doesn’t keep precepts, what awaits is only suffering.
• Vv 53 3. Chattamāṇavakavimānavatthu The Supreme Buddha teaches a young boy about going for refuge and the precepts.
• Vv 54 4. Kakkaṭakarasadāyakavimānavatthu A deva explains the happiness she gained after offering crab soup to the Sangha.
• Vv 55 5. Dvārapālavimānavatthu A deva explains the importance of speaking good words and living with a clean mind.
• Vv 56 6. Paṭhamakaraṇīyavimānavatthu Having confidence in the Supreme Buddha is enough to bring much happiness.
• Vv 57 7. Dutiyakaraṇīyavimānavatthu Having confidence in monks is enough to bear great fruit.
• Vv 58 8. Paṭhamasūcivimānavatthu A deva explains how the result of giving is always greater.
• Vv 59 9. Dutiyasūcivimānavatthu Offering a needle to an Arahant brought much happiness to a deva.
• Vv 60 10. Paṭhamanāgavimānavatthu A deva explains the results of offering eight flowers to the stupa of Kassapa Supreme Buddha.
• Vv 61 11. Dutiyanāgavimānavatthu A deva explains the benefits of following the 5 precepts.
• Vv 62 12. Tatiyanāgavimānavatthu A man questions a deva on how he gained a divine white elephant.
• Vv 63 13. Cūḷarathavimānavatthu A prince near death learns Dhamma from an Arahant and changes his ways to attain a better rebirth.
• Vv 64 14. Mahārathavimānavatthu A radiant, powerful deva explains how giving to the Supreme Buddha can bring powerful merits.
• Vv 65 1. Paṭhamaagāriyavimānavatthu Generosity and confidence when giving alms will bring much happiness.
• Vv 66 2. Dutiyaagāriyavimānavatthu A deva explains giving with confident hearts to monks will bring wonderful results.
• Vv 67 3. Phaladāyakavimānavatthu What happens when one offers fruits to noble monks?
• Vv 68 4. Paṭhamaupassayadāyakavimānavatthu Living generously and giving with confident hearts can bring about much happiness.
• Vv 69 5. Dutiyaupassayadāyakavimānavatthu What are the results of offering food and lodgings to an Arahant?
• Vv 70 6. Bhikkhādāyakavimānavatthu A deva’s gains were bountiful after giving water to a thirsty monk.
• Vv 71 7. Yavapālakavimānavatthu A human who guarded a barley field explains how he became a deva.
• Vv 72 8. Paṭhamakuṇḍalīvimānavatthu Having confidence and offering food and drinks to Arahants results in many benefits.
• Vv 73 9. Dutiyakuṇḍalīvimānavatthu A deva explains the fruit of offering food and drink to Arahants.
• Vv 74 10. (Uttara) Pāyāsivimānavatthu A deva explains the benefits of offering alms to monks.
• Vv 75 1. Cittalatāvimānavatthu What are the results of taking care of one’s parents and having confidence in monks?
• Vv 76 2. Nandanavimānavatthu A deva explains the results of taking care of one’s parents and having confidence in monks.
• Vv 77 3. Maṇithūṇavimānavatthu A deva explains his offerings and the fruits of his labor.
• Vv 78 4. Suvaṇṇavimānavatthu What are the results of building a monastery and offering it to the Supreme Buddha?
• Vv 79 5. Ambavimānavatthu A deva explains his encounter with Arahant Sāriputta and the meritorious actions he did to achieve happiness.
• Vv 80 6. Gopālavimānavatthu A deva explains how the compassion of Arahant Moggallana gave him much happiness.
• Vv 81 7. Kaṇḍakavimānavatthu What happened to, Kanthaka, the horse, who carried Prince Siddhartha on the day he left his home?
• Vv 82 8. Anekavaṇṇavimānavatthu A deva explains how worshiping the relics of a Buddha can bring much happiness.
• Vv 83 9. Maṭṭhakuṇḍalīvimānavatthu A deva shows a grieving father the way to end his sorrow through Dhamma.
• Vv 84 10. Serīsakavimānavatthu A deva named Serissaka explains how he came to enjoy a comfortable life and what we can do to achieve the same.
• Vv 85 11. Sunikkhittavimānavatthu Arahant Moggallana asks what meritorious action a deva did to became so powerful.

Petavatthu 51 texts · Pāli and English

• Pv 1 1. The Simile of the Field Arahants are like a field where we can plant offerings.
• Pv 2 2. Sūkaramukhapetavatthu Even using harsh speech is enough to cause suffering.
• Pv 3 3. Pūtimukhapetavatthu A ghost explains the danger of using harsh speech.
• Pv 4 4. Piṭṭhadhītalikapetavatthu How do we help our departed relatives?
• Pv 5 5. Tirokuṭṭapetavatthu The Supreme Buddha explains how to share merit with past relatives.
• Pv 6 6. Pañcaputtakhādapetivatthu A ghost explains her suffering due to lying and evil deeds from a previous life.
• Pv 7 7. Sattaputtakhādapetivatthu Jealousy and hatred can only lead to suffering.
• Pv 8 8. Goṇapetavatthu How do we help those who are stricken with grief?
• Pv 9 9. Mahāpesakārapetivatthu What happens when you insult those who give?
• Pv 10 10. Khallāṭiyapetivatthu A ghost explains the value of giving and sharing merit.
• Pv 11 11. Nāgapetavatthu Why is important to give when we have the opportunity?
• Pv 12 12. Uragapetavatthu Is it possible to not be sad when someone dies? It is for noble disciples of the Supreme Buddha.
• Pv 13 1. Saṁsāramocakapetivatthu What could happen if we don’t give and are greedy?
• Pv 14 2. Sāriputtattheramātupetivatthu How can we reduce our past relatives’ suffering?
• Pv 15 3. Mattāpetivatthu Even minor evil actions can result in immense suffering.
• Pv 16 4. Nandāpetivatthu Harsh speech and evil actions only brings negative results.
• Pv 17 5. Maṭṭhakuṇḍalīpetavatthu What should we do to secure happiness in our next life?
• Pv 18 6. Kaṇhapetavatthu How should we think to overcome grief?
• Pv 19 7. Dhanapālaseṭṭhipetavatthu What can happen if we don’t give and insult those who do?
• Pv 20 8. Cūḷaseṭṭhipetavatthu Why should we share merit with our past relatives?
• Pv 21 9. Aṅkurapetavatthu Giving will always bring good results.
• Pv 22 10. Uttaramātupetivatthu Harsh speech against those who do good result in suffering.
• Pv 23 11. Suttapetavatthu Even a small action can bring immense merit.
• Pv 24 12. Kaṇṇamuṇḍapetivatthu A ghost explains the severity of sexual misconduct.
• Pv 25 13. Ubbaripetavatthu An ascetic consoles Queen Ubbari and extinguishes her grief.
• Pv 26 1. Abhijjamānapetavatthu Generosity will lead to happiness and good results.
• Pv 27 2. Sāṇavāsītherapetavatthu A ghost reveals how to share merit with his past relatives.
• Pv 28 3. Rathakārapetivatthu A ghost explains how to direct merit towards a good destination.
• Pv 29 4. Bhusapetavatthu Greed and deceit only brings pain and suffering.
• Pv 30 5. Kumārapetavatthu How does one escape from their evil past?
• Pv 31 6. Seriṇīpetivatthu What happens when you let greed cloud your judgement?
• Pv 32 7. Migaluddakapetavatthu Keeping precepts even for a small duration will provide benefits.
• Pv 33 8. Dutiyamigaluddakapetavatthu Taking the life of another will only lead to suffering.
• Pv 34 9. Kūṭavinicchayikapetavatthu What are the dangers of lying, gossip and divisive speech?
• Pv 35 10. Dhātuvivaṇṇapetavatthu Insulting those who worship the Buddha’s relics will only bring suffering.
• Pv 36 1. Ambasakkarapetavatthu How does one escape from the path leading to hell?
• Pv 37 2. Serīsakapetavatthu A deva explains the results of good actions and following precepts to a group of merchants lost in the desert.
• Pv 38 3. Nandakapetavatthu A ghost advises a king on the dangers of wrong views and the importance of taking refuge in the Triple Gem.
• Pv 39 4. Revatīpetavatthu Two hell wardens explain to Revati the results of her evil deeds and show her the results of her husband’s merit.
• Pv 40 5. Ucchupetavatthu A monk explains to a ghost the results of giving reluctantly.
• Pv 41 6. Kumārapetavatthu What are the results of indulging in excessive sensual pleasures?
• Pv 42 7. Rājaputtapetavatthu What happened to a prince that committed evil actions towards a Pacceka Buddha?
• Pv 43 8. Gūthakhādakapetavatthu What happens when you associate with evil monks?
• Pv 44 9. Gūthakhādakapetivatthu A ghost explains the results of associating with an evil monk.
• Pv 45 10. Gaṇapetavatthu Arahant Moggallana talks with ghosts who suffer due to their stinginess in the human world.
• Pv 46 11. Pāṭaliputtapetavatthu A woman and a ghost discuss doing meritorious deeds to avoid bad destinations.
• Pv 47 12. Ambavanapetavatthu What happens when you share merits with your past relatives?
• Pv 48 13. Akkharukkhapetavatthu What was the result of giving a small gift?
• Pv 49 14. Bhogasaṁharaṇapetavatthu What happens when you earn money in bad ways?
• Pv 50 15. Seṭṭhiputtapetavatthu Ghosts discuss their past about not practicing generosity.
• Pv 51 16. Saṭṭhikūṭapetavatthu Arahant Moggallana asks a ghost about his past evil actions.

Theragāthā 264 texts

• Thag 1.1 Subhūti
• Thag 1.2 Mahākoṭṭhita
• Thag 1.3 Revata the Doubter
• Thag 1.4 Puṇṇa (1st)
• Thag 1.5 Dabba
• Thag 1.6 Sītavaniya
• Thag 1.7 Bhalliya
• Thag 1.8 Vīra
• Thag 1.9 Pilindavaccha
• Thag 1.10 Puṇṇamāsa (1st)
• Thag 1.11 Cūḷavaccha
• Thag 1.12 Mahāvaccha
• Thag 1.13 Vanavaccha (1st)
• Thag 1.14 The Novice Sivaka
• Thag 1.15 Kuṇḍadhāna
• Thag 1.16 Belaṭṭhasīsa
• Thag 1.17 Dāsaka
• Thag 1.18 Siṅgāla’s Father
• Thag 1.19 Kula
• Thag 1.20 Ajita
• Thag 1.21 Nigrodha
• Thag 1.22 Cittaka
• Thag 1.23 Gosāla
• Thag 1.24 Sugandha
• Thag 1.25 Nandiya
• Thag 1.26 Abhaya
• Thag 1.27 Lomasakaṅgiya
• Thag 1.28 Jambugāmikaputta
• Thag 1.29 Hārita (1st)
• Thag 1.30 Uttiya (1st)
• Thag 1.31 Gahvaratīriya
• Thag 1.32 Suppiya
• Thag 1.33 Sopāka (1st)
• Thag 1.34 Posiya
• Thag 1.35 Sāmaññakāni
• Thag 1.36 Kumāputta
• Thag 1.37 Kumāputtasahāyaka
• Thag 1.38 Gavampati
• Thag 1.39 Tissa (1st)
• Thag 1.40 Vaḍḍhamāna
• Thag 1.41 Sirivaḍḍha
• Thag 1.42 Revata of the Acacia Wood
• Thag 1.43 Sumaṅgala
• Thag 1.44 Sānu
• Thag 1.45 Ramaṇīyavihārin
• Thag 1.46 Samiddhi
• Thag 1.47 Ujjaya
• Thag 1.48 Sañjaya
• Thag 1.49 Rāmaṇeyyaka
• Thag 1.50 Vimala (1st)
• Thag 1.51 Godhika
• Thag 1.52 Subāhu
• Thag 1.53 Valliya (1st)
• Thag 1.54 Uttiya (2nd)
• Thag 1.55 Añjanavaniya
• Thag 1.56 Kuṭivihārin (1st)
• Thag 1.57 Kuṭivihārin (2nd)
• Thag 1.58 Ramaṇīyakuṭika
• Thag 1.59 Kosalavihārin
• Thag 1.60 Sīvali
• Thag 1.61 Vappa
• Thag 1.62 Vajjiputta (1st)
• Thag 1.63 Pakkha
• Thag 1.64 Vimalakoṇḍañña
• Thag 1.65 Ukkhepakatavaccha
• Thag 1.66 Meghiya
• Thag 1.67 Ekadhammasavanīya
• Thag 1.68 Ekudāniya
• Thag 1.69 Channa
• Thag 1.70 Puṇṇa (2nd)
• Thag 1.71 Vacchapāla
• Thag 1.72 Ātuma
• Thag 1.73 Māṇava
• Thag 1.74 Suyāmana
• Thag 1.75 Susārada
• Thag 1.76 Piyañjaha
• Thag 1.77 Hatthārohaputta
• Thag 1.78 Meṇḍasira
• Thag 1.79 Rakkhita
• Thag 1.80 Ugga
• Thag 1.81 Samitigutta
• Thag 1.82 Kassapa
• Thag 1.83 Sīha
• Thag 1.84 Nīta
• Thag 1.85 Sunāga
• Thag 1.86 Nāgita
• Thag 1.87 Paviṭṭha
• Thag 1.88 Ajjuna
• Thag 1.89 Devasabha (1st)
• Thag 1.90 Sāmidatta
• Thag 1.91 Paripuṇṇaka
• Thag 1.92 Vijaya
• Thag 1.93 Eraka
• Thag 1.94 Mettaji
• Thag 1.95 Cakkhupāla
• Thag 1.96 Khaṇḍasumana
• Thag 1.97 Tissa (2nd)
• Thag 1.98 Abhaya
• Thag 1.99 Uttiya (3rd)
• Thag 1.100 Devasabha (2nd)
• Thag 1.101 Belaṭṭhānika
• Thag 1.102 Setuccha
• Thag 1.103 Bandhura
• Thag 1.104 Khitaka
• Thag 1.105 Malitavambha
• Thag 1.106 Suhemanta
• Thag 1.107 Dhammasava
• Thag 1.108 Dhammasavapitu
• Thag 1.109 Saṅgharakkhita
• Thag 1.110 Usabha (1st)
• Thag 1.111 Jenta
• Thag 1.112 Vacchagotta
• Thag 1.113 Vanavaccha (2nd)
• Thag 1.114 Adhimutta (1st)
• Thag 1.115 Mahānāma
• Thag 1.116 Pārāsariya (1st)
• Thag 1.117 Yasa
• Thag 1.118 Kimbila (1st)
• Thag 1.119 Vajjiputta (2nd)
• Thag 1.120 Isidatta
• Thag 2.1 Uttara (1st)
• Thag 2.2 Bhāradvāja the Alms-Gatherer
• Thag 2.3 Valliya (2nd)
• Thag 2.4 Gaṅgātīriya
• Thag 2.5 Ajina
• Thag 2.6 Meḷajina
• Thag 2.7 Rādha
• Thag 2.8 Surādha
• Thag 2.9 Gotama (1st)
• Thag 2.10 Vasabha
• Thag 2.11 Mahācunda
• Thag 2.12 Jotidāsa
• Thag 2.13 Heraññakāni
• Thag 2.14 Somamitta
• Thag 2.15 Sabbamitta
• Thag 2.16 Mahākāḷa
• Thag 2.17 Tissa (3rd)
• Thag 2.18 Kimbila (2nd)
• Thag 2.19 Nanda
• Thag 2.20 Sirima
• Thag 2.21 Uttara (2nd)
• Thag 2.22 Bhaddaji
• Thag 2.23 Sobhita
• Thag 2.24 Valliya (3rd)
• Thag 2.25 Vītasoka
• Thag 2.26 Puṇṇamāsa (2nd)
• Thag 2.27 Nandaka (1st)
• Thag 2.28 Bharata
• Thag 2.29 Bhāradvāja
• Thag 2.30 Kaṇhadinna
• Thag 2.31 Migasira
• Thag 2.32 Sivaka
• Thag 2.33 Upavāṇa
• Thag 2.34 Isidinna
• Thag 2.35 Sambulakaccāna
• Thag 2.36 Nitaka
• Thag 2.37 Soṇapoṭiriya
• Thag 2.38 Nisabha
• Thag 2.39 Usabha (2nd)
• Thag 2.40 Kappaṭakura
• Thag 2.41 Kassapa the Prince
• Thag 2.42 Dhammapāla
• Thag 2.43 Brahmāli
• Thag 2.44 Mogharāja
• Thag 2.45 Visākhapañcālaputta
• Thag 2.46 Cūḷaka
• Thag 2.47 Anūpama
• Thag 2.48 Vajjita
• Thag 2.49 Sandhita
• Thag 3.1 Aṅgaṇikabhāradvāja
• Thag 3.2 Paccaya
• Thag 3.3 Bākula
• Thag 3.4 Dhaniya
• Thag 3.5 Mātaṅgaputta
• Thag 3.6 Khujjasobhita
• Thag 3.7 Vāraṇa
• Thag 3.8 Vassika
• Thag 3.9 Yasoja
• Thag 3.10 Sāṭimattiya
• Thag 3.11 Upāli
• Thag 3.12 Uttarapāla
• Thag 3.13 Abhibhūta
• Thag 3.14 Gotama (2nd)
• Thag 3.15 Hārita (2nd)
• Thag 3.16 Vimala (2nd)
• Thag 4.1 Nāgasamāla
• Thag 4.2 Bhagu
• Thag 4.3 Sabhiya
• Thag 4.4 Nandaka (2nd)
• Thag 4.5 Jambuka
• Thag 4.6 Senaka
• Thag 4.7 Sambhūta
• Thag 4.8 Rāhula
• Thag 4.9 Candana
• Thag 4.10 Dhammika
• Thag 4.11 Sappaka
• Thag 4.12 Mudita
• Thag 5.1 Rājadatta
• Thag 5.2 Subhūta
• Thag 5.3 Girimānanda
• Thag 5.4 Sumana (1st)
• Thag 5.5 Vaḍḍha
• Thag 5.6 Nadīkassapa
• Thag 5.7 Gayākassapa
• Thag 5.8 Vakkali
• Thag 5.9 Vijitasena
• Thag 5.10 Yasadatta
• Thag 5.11 Soṇa of the Sharp Ears
• Thag 5.12 Kosiya
• Thag 6.1 Uruveḷakassapa
• Thag 6.2 Tekicchakāri
• Thag 6.3 Mahānāga
• Thag 6.4 Kulla
• Thag 6.5 Māluṅkyaputta (1st)
• Thag 6.6 Sappadāsa
• Thag 6.7 Kātiyāna
• Thag 6.8 Migajāla
• Thag 6.9 Jenta, the High Priest’s Son
• Thag 6.10 Sumana (2nd)
• Thag 6.11 Nhātakamuni
• Thag 6.12 Brahmadatta
• Thag 6.13 Sirimaṇḍa
• Thag 6.14 Sabbakāmi
• Thag 7.1 Sundarasamudda
• Thag 7.2 Bhaddiya the Dwarf
• Thag 7.3 Bhadda
• Thag 7.4 Sopāka (2nd)
• Thag 7.5 Sarabhaṅga
• Thag 8.1 Mahākaccāyana
• Thag 8.2 Sirimitta
• Thag 8.3 Mahāpanthaka
• Thag 9.1 Bhūta
• Thag 10.1 Kāḷudāyī
• Thag 10.2 Ekavihāriya
• Thag 10.3 Mahākappina
• Thag 10.4 Cūḷapanthaka
• Thag 10.5 Kappa
• Thag 10.6 Upasena son of Vaṅgantā
• Thag 10.7 Another Gotama
• Thag 11.1 Saṅkicca
• Thag 12.1 Sīlava
• Thag 12.2 Sunīta
• Thag 13.1 Soṇakoḷivisa
• Thag 14.1 Revata of the Acacia Wood
• Thag 14.2 Godatta
• Thag 15.1 Koṇḍañña Who Understood
• Thag 15.2 Udāyī
• Thag 16.1 Adhimutta (2nd)
• Thag 16.2 Pārāsariya (2nd)
• Thag 16.3 Telakāni
• Thag 16.4 Raṭṭhapāla
• Thag 16.5 Māluṅkyaputta (2nd)
• Thag 16.6 Sela
• Thag 16.7 Kāḷigodhāputtabhaddiya
• Thag 16.8 Aṅgulimāla
• Thag 16.9 Anuruddha
• Thag 16.10 Pārāsariya (3rd)
• Thag 17.1 Phussa
• Thag 17.2 Sāriputta
• Thag 17.3 Ānanda
• Thag 18.1 Mahākassapa
• Thag 19.1 Tālapuṭa
• Thag 20.1 Mahāmoggallāna
• Thag 21.1 Vaṅgīsa

Therīgāthā 73 texts

• Thig 1.1 An Unnamed Nun (1st)
• Thig 1.2 Muttā (1st)
• Thig 1.3 Puṇṇā
• Thig 1.4 Tissā
• Thig 1.5 Another Tissā
• Thig 1.6 Dhīrā
• Thig 1.7 Vīrā
• Thig 1.8 Mittā (1st)
• Thig 1.9 Bhadrā
• Thig 1.10 Upasamā
• Thig 1.11 Muttā (2nd)
• Thig 1.12 Dhammadinnā
• Thig 1.13 Visākhā
• Thig 1.14 Sumanā
• Thig 1.15 Uttarā (1st)
• Thig 1.16 Sumanā, Who Went Forth Late in Life
• Thig 1.17 Dhammā
• Thig 1.18 Saṅghā
• Thig 2.1 Abhirūpanandā
• Thig 2.2 Jentā
• Thig 2.3 Sumaṅgala’s Mother
• Thig 2.4 Aḍḍhakāsi
• Thig 2.5 Cittā
• Thig 2.6 Mettikā
• Thig 2.7 Mittā (2nd)
• Thig 2.8 To Abhayā’s Mother From Her Daughter
• Thig 2.9 Abhayā
• Thig 2.10 Sāmā
• Thig 3.1 Another Sāmā
• Thig 3.2 Uttamā
• Thig 3.3 Another Uttamā
• Thig 3.4 Dantikā
• Thig 3.5 Ubbirī
• Thig 3.6 Sukkā
• Thig 3.7 Selā
• Thig 3.8 Somā
• Thig 4.1 Bhaddā Daughter of Kapila
• Thig 5.1 An Unnamed Nun (2nd)
• Thig 5.2 Vimalā, the Former Courtesan
• Thig 5.3 Sīhā
• Thig 5.4 Sundarīnandā
• Thig 5.5 Nanduttarā
• Thig 5.6 Mittākāḷī
• Thig 5.7 Sakulā
• Thig 5.8 Soṇā
• Thig 5.9 Bhaddā of the Curly Hair
• Thig 5.10 Paṭācārā
• Thig 5.11 Thirty Nuns
• Thig 5.12 Candā
• Thig 6.1 Paṭācārā, Who Had a Following of Five Hundred
• Thig 6.2 Vāseṭṭhī
• Thig 6.3 Khemā
• Thig 6.4 Sujātā
• Thig 6.5 Anopamā
• Thig 6.6 Mahāpajāpati Gotamī
• Thig 6.7 Guttā
• Thig 6.8 Vijayā
• Thig 7.1 Uttarā (2nd)
• Thig 7.2 Cālā
• Thig 7.3 Upacālā
• Thig 8.1 Sīsūpacālā
• Thig 9.1 Vaḍḍha’s Mother
• Thig 10.1 Kisāgotamī
• Thig 11.1 Uppalavaṇṇā
• Thig 12.1 Puṇṇikā
• Thig 13.1 Ambapālī
• Thig 13.2 Rohinī
• Thig 13.3 Cāpā
• Thig 13.4 Sundarī
• Thig 13.5 Subhā, the Smith’s Daughter
• Thig 14.1 Subhā of Jīvaka’s Mango Grove
• Thig 15.1 Isidāsī
• Thig 16.1 Sumedhā

Therāpadāna 563 texts · Pāli only

• Tha Ap 1 Buddhaapadāna
• Tha Ap 2 Paccekabuddhaapadāna
• Tha Ap 3 Sāriputtattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 4 Mahāmoggallānattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 5 Mahākassapattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 6 Anuruddhattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 7 7 Puṇṇamantāṇiputtattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 8 Upālittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 9 9 Aññāsikoṇḍaññattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 10 Piṇḍolabhāradvājattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 11 Khadiravaniyarevatattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 12 Ānandattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 13 Sīhāsanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 14 Ekatthambhikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 15 Nandattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 16 4 Cūḷapanthakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 17 5 Pilindavacchattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 18 Rāhulattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 19 7 Upasenavaṅgantaputtattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 20 Raṭṭhapālattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 21 Sopākattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 22 Sumaṅgalattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 23 Subhūtittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 24 2 Upavānattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 25 3 Tisaraṇagamaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 26 Pañcasīlasamādāniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 27 Annasaṁsāvakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 28 Dhūpadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 29 7 Pulinapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 30 8 Uttiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 31 Ekañjalikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 32 Khomadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 33 Kuṇḍadhānattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 34 Sāgatattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 35 3 Mahākaccānattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 36 Kāḷudāyittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 37 Mogharājattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 38 6 Adhimuttattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 39 Lasuṇadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 40 8 Āyāgadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 41 Dhammacakkikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 42 Kapparukkhiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 43 1 Bhāgineyyupālittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 44 2 Soṇakoḷivisattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 45 3 Kāḷigodhāputtabhaddiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 46 Sanniṭṭhāpakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 47 Pañcahatthiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 48 Padumacchadaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 49 Sayanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 50 8 Caṅkamanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 51 Subhaddattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 52 Cundattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 53 Vidhūpanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 54 2 Sataraṁsittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 55 Sayanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 56 4 Gandhodakiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 57 5 Opavayhattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 58 Saparivārāsanattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 59 Pañcadīpakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 60 Dhajadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 61 Padumattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 62 Asanabodhiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 63 1 Sakacintaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 64 2 Avopupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 65 Paccāgamaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 66 Parappasādakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 67 Bhisadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 68 Sucintitattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 69 Vatthadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 70 Ambadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 71 Sumanattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 72 Pupphacaṅkoṭiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 73 Nāgasamālattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 74 Padasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 75 3 Buddhasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 76 Bhisāluvadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 77 Ekasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 78 6 Tiṇasantharadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 79 Sūcidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 80 Pāṭalipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 81 Ṭhitañjaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 82 10 Tipadumiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 83 Timirapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 84 Gatasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 85 3 Nipannañjalikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 86 Adhopupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 87 Raṁsisaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 88 6 Dutiyaraṁsisaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 89 Phaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 90 Saddasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 91 Bodhisiñcakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 92 Padumapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 93 Sudhāpiṇḍiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 94 2 Sucintikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 95 3 Aḍḍhaceḷakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 96 Sūcidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 97 Gandhamāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 98 Tipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 99 Madhupiṇḍikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 100 Senāsanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 101 Veyyāvaccakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 102 Buddhupaṭṭhākattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 103 1 Bhikkhadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 104 2 Ñāṇasaññikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 105 Uppalahatthiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 106 Padapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 107 Muṭṭhipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 108 Udakapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 109 Naḷamāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 110 8 Āsanupaṭṭhāhakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 111 Biḷālidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 112 Reṇupūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 113 1 Mahāparivārakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 114 Sumaṅgalattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 115 3 Saraṇagamaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 116 Ekāsaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 117 Suvaṇṇapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 118 Citakapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 119 Buddhasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 120 Maggasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 121 Paccupaṭṭhānasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 122 Jātipūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 123 Sereyyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 124 Pupphathūpiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 125 3 Pāyasadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 126 Gandhodakiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 127 Sammukhāthavikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 128 Kusumāsaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 129 Phaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 130 8 Ñāṇasaññikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 131 9 Gaṇṭhipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 132 Padumapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 133 Sobhitattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 134 Sudassanattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 135 3 Candanapūjanakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 136 4 Pupphacchadaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 137 5 Rahosaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 138 Campakapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 139 Atthasandassakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 140 8 Ekapasādaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 141 9 Sālapupphadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 142 10 Piyālaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 143 1 Atichattiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 144 Thambhāropakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 145 Vedikārakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 146 Saparivāriyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 147 5 Umāpupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 148 6 Anulepadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 149 Maggadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 150 Phalakadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 151 Vaṭaṁsakiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 152 Pallaṅkadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 153 Bandhujīvakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 154 Tambapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 155 Vīthisammajjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 156 4 Kakkārupupphapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 157 5 Mandāravapupphapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 158 Kadambapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 159 Tiṇasūlakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 160 Nāgapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 161 Punnāgapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 162 Kumudadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 163 Supāricariyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 164 Kaṇaverapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 165 Khajjakadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 166 Desapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 167 5 Kaṇikārachattiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 168 Sappidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 169 7 Yūthikapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 170 Dussadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 171 Samādapakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 172 Pañcaṅguliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 173 Kumudamāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 174 2 Nisseṇidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 175 3 Rattipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 176 Udapānadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 177 Sīhāsanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 178 Maggadattikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 179 Ekadīpiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 180 Maṇipūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 181 Tikicchakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 182 Saṅghupaṭṭhākattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 183 Kuṭajapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 184 Bandhujīvakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 185 3 Koṭumbariyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 186 Pañcahatthiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 187 Isimuggadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 188 6 Bodhiupaṭṭhākattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 189 Ekacintikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 190 Tikaṇṇipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 191 Ekacāriyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 192 Tivaṇṭipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 193 Tamālapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 194 2 Tiṇasanthārakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 195 Khaṇḍaphulliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 196 Asokapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 197 Aṅkolakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 198 Kisalayapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 199 Tindukadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 200 8 Muṭṭhipūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 201 9 Kiṅkaṇikapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 202 10 Yūthikapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 203 Kaṇikārapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 204 Minelapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 205 3 Kiṅkaṇipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 206 Taraṇiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 207 Nigguṇḍipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 208 Udakadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 209 7 Salalamāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 210 Koraṇḍapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 211 Ādhāradāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 212 10 Pāpanivāriyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 213 Hatthidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 214 Pānadhidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 215 Saccasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 216 Ekasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 217 Raṁsisaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 218 6 Sandhitattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 219 Tālavaṇṭadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 220 Akkantasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 221 Sappidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 222 Pāpanivāriyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 223 1 Ālambaṇadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 224 Ajinadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 225 3 Dverataniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 226 Ārakkhadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 227 Abyādhikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 228 6 Aṅkolapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 229 Sovaṇṇavaṭaṁsakiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 230 Miñjavaṭaṁsakiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 231 9 Sukatāveḷiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 232 10 Ekavandaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 233 Udakāsanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 234 2 Bhājanapālakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 235 Sālapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 236 Kilañjadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 237 5 Vedikārakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 238 6 Vaṇṇakārattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 239 Piyālapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 240 Ambayāgadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 241 Jagatikārakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 242 Vāsidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 243 1 Tuvaradāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 244 Nāgakesariyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 245 Naḷinakesariyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 246 4 Viravapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 247 Kuṭidhūpakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 248 Pattadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 249 Dhātupūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 250 8 Sattalipupphapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 251 9 Bimbijāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 252 10 Uddālakadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 253 Thomakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 254 Ekāsanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 255 Citakapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 256 4 Ticampakapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 257 Sattapāṭaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 258 Upāhanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 259 Mañjaripūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 260 Paṇṇadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 261 Kuṭidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 262 Aggapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 263 Ākāsukkhipiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 264 Telamakkhiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 265 Aḍḍhacandiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 266 4 Padīpadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 267 Biḷālidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 268 Macchadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 269 Javahaṁsakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 270 8 Saḷalapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 271 9 Upāgatāsayattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 272 Taraṇiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 273 1 Suvaṇṇabibbohaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 274 2 Tilamuṭṭhidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 275 3 Caṅkoṭakiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 276 Abbhañjanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 277 5 Ekañjalikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 278 6 Potthakadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 279 Citakapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 280 Āluvadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 281 9 Ekapuṇḍarīkattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 282 10 Taraṇīyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 283 Paṇṇadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 284 Phaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 285 Paccuggamaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 286 Ekapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 287 Maghavapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 288 6 Upaṭṭhākadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 289 Apadāniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 290 Sattāhapabbajitattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 291 9 Buddhupaṭṭhāyikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 292 10 Pubbaṅgamiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 293 Citakapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 294 Pupphadhārakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 295 Chattadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 296 Saddasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 297 Gosīsanikkhepakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 298 6 Pādapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 299 7 Desakittakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 300 Saraṇagamaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 301 Ambapiṇḍiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 302 Anusaṁsāvakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 303 Padumakesariyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 304 Sabbagandhiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 305 Paramannadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 306 Dhammasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 307 Phaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 308 6 Sampasādakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 309 Ārāmadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 310 Anulepadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 311 9 Buddhasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 312 Pabbhāradāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 313 Ārakkhadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 314 Bhojanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 315 Gatasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 316 Sattapadumiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 317 Pupphāsanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 318 6 Āsanasanthavikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 319 Saddasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 320 Tiraṁsiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 321 9 Kandalipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 322 Kumudamāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 323 1 Umāpupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 324 2 Pulinapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 325 Hāsajanakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 326 Yaññasāmikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 327 Nimittasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 328 Annasaṁsāvakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 329 Nigguṇḍipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 330 8 Sumanāveḷiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 331 9 Pupphacchattiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 332 Saparivārachattadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 333 Gandhadhūpiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 334 Udakapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 335 Punnāgapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 336 Ekadussadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 337 5 Phusitakampiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 338 Pabhaṅkarattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 339 Tiṇakuṭidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 340 Uttareyyadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 341 9 Dhammasavaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 342 Ukkhittapadumiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 343 Ekapadumiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 344 2 Tīṇuppalamāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 345 Dhajadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 346 4 Tikiṅkaṇipūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 347 Naḷāgārikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 348 Campakapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 349 Padumapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 350 Tiṇamuṭṭhidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 351 Tindukaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 352 Ekañjaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 353 Saddasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 354 Yavakalāpiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 355 Kiṁsukapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 356 4 Sakosakakoraṇḍadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 357 Daṇḍadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 358 Ambayāgudāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 359 7 Supuṭakapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 360 8 Mañcadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 361 9 Saraṇagamaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 362 Piṇḍapātikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 363 1 Mandāravapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 364 Kakkārupupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 365 Bhisamuḷāladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 366 Kesarapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 367 Aṅkolapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 368 Kadambapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 369 Uddālakapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 370 Ekacampakapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 371 Timirapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 372 10 Saḷalapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 373 Bodhivandakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 374 Pāṭalipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 375 3 Tīṇuppalamāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 376 4 Paṭṭipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 377 Sattapaṇṇiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 378 Gandhamuṭṭhiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 379 Citakapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 380 Sumanatālavaṇṭiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 381 Sumanadāmiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 382 Kāsumāriphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 383 1 Avaṭaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 384 Labujadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 385 Udumbaraphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 386 4 Pilakkhaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 387 Phārusaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 388 Valliphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 389 Kadaliphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 390 Panasaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 391 9 Soṇakoṭivīsattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 392 10 Pubbakammapilotikabuddhaapadāna
• Tha Ap 393 Pilindavacchattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 394 Selattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 395 Sabbakittikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 396 Madhudāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 397 5 Padumakūṭāgāriyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 398 6 Bākulattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 399 Girimānandattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 400 8 Saḷalamaṇḍapiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 401 Sabbadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 402 Ajitattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 403 Tissametteyyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 404 Puṇṇakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 405 Mettaguttheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 406 Dhotakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 407 5 Upasivattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 408 Nandakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 409 Hemakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 410 Todeyyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 411 Jatukaṇṇittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 412 Udenattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 413 Bhaddālittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 414 Ekachattiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 415 3 Tiṇasūlakachādaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 416 Madhumaṁsadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 417 5 Nāgapallavattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 418 Ekadīpiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 419 Ucchaṅgapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 420 Yāgudāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 421 Patthodanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 422 Mañcadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 423 Sakiṁsammajjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 424 Ekadussadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 425 Ekāsanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 426 Sattakadambapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 427 Koraṇḍapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 428 6 Ghatamaṇḍadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 429 7 Ekadhammassavaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 430 Sucintitattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 431 9 Sovaṇṇakiṅkaṇiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 432 10 Soṇṇakontarikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 433 1 Ekavihārikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 434 Ekasaṅkhiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 435 3 Pāṭihīrasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 436 Ñāṇatthavikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 437 Ucchukhaṇḍikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 438 6 Kaḷambadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 439 Ambāṭakadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 440 Harītakadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 441 Ambapiṇḍiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 442 10 Ambaphaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 443 1 Vibhītakamiñjiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 444 Koladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 445 3 Billiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 446 4 Bhallātadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 447 5 Uttalipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 448 Ambāṭakiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 449 Sīhāsanikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 450 Pādapīṭhiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 451 9 Vedikārakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 452 10 Bodhigharadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 453 Jagatidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 454 Morahatthiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 455 3 Sīhāsanabījiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 456 4 Tiṇukkadhāriyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 457 Akkamanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 458 Vanakoraṇḍiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 459 Ekachattiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 460 Jātipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 461 9 Paṭṭipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 462 Gandhapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 463 Sālakusumiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 464 Citakapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 465 Citakanibbāpakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 466 Setudāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 467 Sumanatālavaṇṭiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 468 6 Avaṭaphaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 469 7 Labujaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 470 8 Pilakkhaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 471 9 Sayampaṭibhāniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 472 Nimittabyākaraṇiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 473 Naḷamāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 474 Maṇipūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 475 Ukkāsatikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 476 Sumanabījaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 477 Kummāsadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 478 Kusaṭṭhakadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 479 Giripunnāgiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 480 Vallikāraphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 481 Pānadhidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 482 10 Pulinacaṅkamiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 483 Paṁsukūlasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 484 Buddhasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 485 Bhisadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 486 4 Ñāṇathavikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 487 Candanamāliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 488 Dhātupūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 489 7 Pulinuppādakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 490 Taraṇiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 491 9 Dhammaruciyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 492 Sālamaṇḍapiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 493 Tikiṅkaṇipupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 494 Paṁsukūlapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 495 Koraṇḍapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 496 Kiṁsukapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 497 Upaḍḍhadussadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 498 Ghatamaṇḍadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 499 Udakadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 500 8 Pulinathūpiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 501 9 Naḷakuṭidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 502 Piyālaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 503 1 Tikaṇikārapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 504 Ekapattadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 505 3 Kāsumāraphaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 506 Avaṭaphaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 507 5 Pādaphaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 508 Mātuluṅgaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 509 7 Ajeliphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 510 8 Amodaphaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 511 9 Tālaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 512 10 Nāḷikeraphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 513 1 Kurañciyaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 514 2 Kapitthaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 515 3 Kosambaphaliyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 516 Ketakapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 517 Nāgapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 518 Ajjunapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 519 Kuṭajapupphiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 520 Ghosasaññakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 521 Sabbaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 522 10 Padumadhārikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 523 Tiṇamuṭṭhidāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 524 2 Mañcadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 525 Saraṇagamaniyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 526 Abbhañjanadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 527 Supaṭadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 528 Daṇḍadāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 529 Girinelapūjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 530 Bodhisammajjakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 531 Āmaṇḍaphaladāyakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 532 Sugandhattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 533 1 Mahākaccāyanattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 534 Vakkalittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 535 Mahākappinattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 536 Dabbamallaputtattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 537 Kumārakassapattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 538 Bāhiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 539 7 Mahākoṭṭhikattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 540 8 Uruveḷakassapattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 541 Rādhattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 542 Mogharājattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 543 1 Lakuṇḍabhaddiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 544 Kaṅkhārevatattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 545 Sīvalittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 546 Vaṅgīsattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 547 Nandakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 548 Kāḷudāyittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 549 Abhayattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 550 8 Lomasakaṅgiyattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 551 Vanavacchattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 552 Cūḷasugandhattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 553 Yasattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 554 Nadīkassapattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 555 Gayākassapattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 556 4 Kimilattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 557 Vajjīputtattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 558 Uttarattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 559 Aparauttarattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 560 Bhaddajittheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 561 Sivakattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 562 Upavānattheraapadāna
• Tha Ap 563 Raṭṭhapālattheraapadāna

Therīapadāna 40 texts · Pāli only

• Thi Ap 1 Sumedhātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 2 2 Mekhalādāyikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 3 Maṇḍapadāyikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 4 4 Saṅkamanatthātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 5 Naḷamālikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 6 Ekapiṇḍapātadāyikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 7 7 Kaṭacchubhikkhādāyikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 8 Sattuppalamālikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 9 Pañcadīpikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 10 Udakadāyikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 11 1 Ekūposathikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 12 2 Saḷalapupphikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 13 Modakadāyikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 14 Ekāsanadāyikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 15 Pañcadīpadāyikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 16 6 Naḷamālikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 17 Mahāpajāpatigotamītherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 18 Khemātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 19 Uppalavaṇṇātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 20 Paṭācārātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 21 1 Kuṇḍalakesātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 22 Kisāgotamītherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 23 Dhammadinnātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 24 Sakulātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 25 5 Nandātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 26 Soṇātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 27 Bhaddākāpilānītherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 28 Yasodharātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 29 9 Yasodharāpamukhadasabhikkhunīsahassaapadāna
• Thi Ap 30 10 Yasodharāpamukhaaṭṭhārasabhikkhunīsahassaapadāna
• Thi Ap 31 1 Yasavatīpamukhaaṭṭhārasabhikkhunīsahassaapadāna
• Thi Ap 32 2 Caturāsītibhikkhunīsahassaapadāna
• Thi Ap 33 Uppaladāyikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 34 4 Siṅgālamātutherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 35 Sukkātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 36 6 Abhirūpanandātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 37 7 Aḍḍhakāsitherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 38 8 Puṇṇikātherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 39 9 Ambapālitherīapadāna
• Thi Ap 40 10 Pesalātherīapadāna

Buddhavaṃsa 29 texts · Pāli only

• Bv 1 1. Ratanacaṅkamanakaṇḍa
• Bv 2 2 Sumedhapatthanākathā
• Bv 3 3. Dīpaṅkarabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 4 4. Koṇḍaññabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 5 5. Maṅgalabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 6 6. Sumanabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 7 7. Revatabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 8 8. Sobhitabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 9 9 Anomadassībuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 10 10. Padumabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 11 11. Nāradabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 12 12. Padumuttarabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 13 13. Sumedhabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 14 14. Sujātabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 15 15 Piyadassībuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 16 16 Atthadassībuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 17 17 Dhammadassībuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 18 18. Siddhatthabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 19 19. Tissabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 20 20. Phussabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 21 21 Vipassībuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 22 22. Sikhībuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 23 23. Vessabhūbuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 24 24. Kakusandhabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 25 25. Koṇāgamanabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 26 26. Kassapabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 27 27. Gotamabuddhavaṁsa
• Bv 28 28. Buddhapakiṇṇakakaṇḍa
• Bv 29 29. Dhātubhājanīyakathā

Cariyāpiṭaka 35 texts · German 34 of 35

• Cp 1 Akitti’s Conduct
• Cp 2 Saṅkha’s Conduct
• Cp 3 Kururāja’s Conduct
• Cp 4 Mahāsudassana’s Conduct
• Cp 5 Mahāgovinda’s Conduct
• Cp 6 King Nimi’s Conduct
• Cp 7 Prince Candana’s Conduct
• Cp 8 King Sivi’s Conduct
• Cp 9 Vessantara’s Conduct
• Cp 10 The Wise Hare’s Conduct
• Cp 11 The Conduct of One Who Provided for His Mother
• Cp 12 The Dragon Bhūridatta’s Conduct
• Cp 13 The Dragon Campeyyaka’s Conduct
• Cp 14 Cūḷabodhi’s Conduct
• Cp 15 The Buffalo King’s Conduct
• Cp 16 Ruru the Deer King’s Conduct
• Cp 17 Mātaṅga’s Conduct
• Cp 18 The Deity Dhamma’s Conduct
• Cp 19 Alīnasattu’s Conduct
• Cp 20 Saṅkhapāla’s Conduct
• Cp 21 Yudhañjaya’s Conduct
• Cp 22 Somanassa’s Conduct
• Cp 23 Ayoghara’s Conduct
• Cp 24 The Conduct of the Lotus-eaters
• Cp 25 Soṇa the Astute’s Conduct
• Cp 26 Temiya’s Conduct
• Cp 27 The Monkey King’s Conduct
• Cp 28 The Ascetic Truthful’s Conduct
• Cp 29 The Baby Quail’s Conduct
• Cp 30 The Fish King’s Conduct
• Cp 31 Dark Light’s Conduct
• Cp 32 Sutasoma’s Conduct
• Cp 33 Goldblack’s Conduct
• Cp 34 The One King’s Conduct
• Cp 35 The Great Hair-raising Conduct

Mahāniddesa 16 texts · Pāli only

• Mnd 1 1. Kāmasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 2 2. Guhaṭṭhakasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 3 3. Duṭṭhaṭṭhakasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 4 4. Suddhaṭṭhakasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 5 5. Paramaṭṭhakasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 6 6. Jarāsuttaniddesa
• Mnd 7 7. Tissametteyyasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 8 8. Pasūrasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 9 9. Māgaṇḍiyasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 10 10. Purābhedasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 11 11. Kalahavivādasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 12 12. Cūḷabyūhasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 13 13. Mahābyūhasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 14 14. Tuvaṭakasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 15 15. Attadaṇḍasuttaniddesa
• Mnd 16 16. Sāriputtasuttaniddesa

Cūḷaniddesa 23 texts · Pāli only

• Cnd 1 1. Vatthugāthā
• Cnd 2 Pucchā
• Cnd 3 3. Pārāyanatthutigāthā
• Cnd 4 4. Pārāyanānugītigāthā
• Cnd 5 1. Ajitamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 6 2. Tissametteyyamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 7 3. Puṇṇakamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 8 4. Mettagūmāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 9 5. Dhotakamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 10 6. Upasīvamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 11 7. Nandamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 12 8. Hemakamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 13 9. Todeyyamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 14 10. Kappamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 15 11. Jatukaṇṇimāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 16 12. Bhadrāvudhamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 17 13. Udayamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 18 14. Posālamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 19 15. Mogharājamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 20 16. Piṅgiyamāṇavapucchāniddesa
• Cnd 21 17. Pārāyanatthutigāthāniddesa
• Cnd 22 18. Pārāyanānugītigāthāniddesa
• Cnd 23 Khaggavisāṇasuttaniddesa

Paṭisambhidāmagga 31 texts · Pāli only

• Ps 1.0 1.0 Mātikā
• Ps 1.1 1.1. Ñāṇakathā
• Ps 1.2 1.2. Diṭṭhikathā
• Ps 1.3 1.3. Ānāpānassatikathā
• Ps 1.4 1.4. Indriyakathā
• Ps 1.5 1.5. Vimokkhakathā
• Ps 1.6 1.6. Gatikathā
• Ps 1.7 1.7. Kammakathā
• Ps 1.8 1.8. Vipallāsakathā
• Ps 1.9 1.9. Maggakathā
• Ps 1.10 1.10. Maṇḍapeyyakathā
• Ps 2.1 2.1. Yuganaddhakathā
• Ps 2.2 2.2. Saccakathā
• Ps 2.3 2.3. Bojjhaṅgakathā
• Ps 2.4 2.4. Mettākathā
• Ps 2.5 2.5. Virāgakathā
• Ps 2.6 2.6. Paṭisambhidākathā
• Ps 2.7 2.7. Dhammacakkakathā
• Ps 2.8 2.8. Lokuttarakathā
• Ps 2.9 2.9. Balakathā
• Ps 2.10 2.10. Suññakathā
• Ps 3.1 3.1. Mahāpaññākathā
• Ps 3.2 3.2. Iddhikathā
• Ps 3.3 3.3. Abhisamayakathā
• Ps 3.4 3.4. Vivekakathā
• Ps 3.5 3.5. Cariyākathā
• Ps 3.6 3.6. Pāṭihāriyakathā
• Ps 3.7 3.7. Samasīsakathā
• Ps 3.8 3.8. Satipaṭṭhānakathā
• Ps 3.9 3.9. Vipassanākathā
• Ps 3.10 3.10. Mātikākathā

Nettippakaraṇa 37 texts · Pāli only

• Ne 1 1. Saṅgahavāra
• Ne 2 2. Uddesavāra
• Ne 3 3. Niddesavāra
• Ne 4 Desanāhāravibhaṅga
• Ne 5 Vicayahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 6 Yuttihāravibhaṅga
• Ne 7 Padaṭṭhānahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 8 Lakkhaṇahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 9 Catubyūhahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 10 Āvaṭṭahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 11 Vibhattihāravibhaṅga
• Ne 12 Parivattanahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 13 Vevacanahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 14 Paññattihāravibhaṅga
• Ne 15 Otaraṇahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 16 Sodhanahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 17 Adhiṭṭhānahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 18 Parikkhārahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 19 Samāropanahāravibhaṅga
• Ne 20 Desanāhārasampāta
• Ne 21 Vicayahārasampāta
• Ne 22 Yuttihārasampāta
• Ne 23 Padaṭṭhānahārasampāta
• Ne 24 Lakkhaṇahārasampāta
• Ne 25 Catubyūhahārasampāta
• Ne 26 Āvaṭṭahārasampāta
• Ne 27 Vibhattihārasampāta
• Ne 28 Parivattanahārasampāta
• Ne 29 Vevacanahārasampāta
• Ne 30 Paññattihārasampāta
• Ne 31 Otaraṇahārasampāta
• Ne 32 Sodhanahārasampāta
• Ne 33 Adhiṭṭhānahārasampāta
• Ne 34 Parikkhārahārasampāta
• Ne 35 Samāropanahārasampāta
• Ne 36 5. Nayasamuṭṭhāna
• Ne 37 6. Sāsanapaṭṭhāna

Peṭakopadesa 9 texts · Pāli only

• Pe 1 1. Ariyasaccappakāsanapaṭhamabhūmi
• Pe 2 2. Sāsanapaṭṭhānadutiyabhūmi
• Pe 3 3. Suttādhiṭṭhānatatiyabhūmi
• Pe 4 4. Suttavicayacatutthabhūmi
• Pe 5 5. Hāravibhaṅgapañcamabhūmi
• Pe 6 6. Suttatthasamuccayabhūmi
• Pe 7 Pakiṇṇakaniddesa
• Pe 8 Hārasampātabhūmi
• Pe 9 Suttavebhaṅgiya

Milindapañha 248 texts · German 1 of 248

• Mil 1 1. Introduction
• Mil 2 2. The Preliminary Training, Etc.
• Mil 3.1.1 1. Exposition Question
• Mil 3.1.2 2. Question on Counting Rains
• Mil 3.1.3 3. Investigating Question
• Mil 3.1.4 4. Anantakāya’s Question
• Mil 3.1.5 5. Going Forth Question
• Mil 3.1.6 6. Reconnection Question
• Mil 3.1.7 7. Careful Attention Question
• Mil 3.1.8 8. Distinguishing Characteristic of Attention Question
• Mil 3.1.9 9. Distinguishing Characteristic of Virtue Question
• Mil 3.1.10 10. Calming as a Distinguishing Characteristic of Faith Question
• Mil 3.1.11 11. Aspiration as a Distinguishing Characteristic of Faith Question
• Mil 3.1.12 12. Distinguishing Characteristic of Exertion Question
• Mil 3.1.13 13. Distinguishing Characteristic of Mindfulness Question
• Mil 3.1.14 14. Concentration Question
• Mil 3.1.15 15. Distinguishing Characteristic of Wisdom Question
• Mil 3.1.16 16. Production of One Result from Various Mental States Question
• Mil 3.2.1 1. Continuity of States Question
• Mil 3.2.2 2. Reconnection Question
• Mil 3.2.3 3. Knowledge and Wisdom Question
• Mil 3.2.4 4. Question on the Feelings of an Individual Reconnecting
• Mil 3.2.5 5. Feelings Question
• Mil 3.2.6 6. Question on the Identity or Difference of Name-and-Form
• Mil 3.2.7 7. Question on the Elder’s Reconnection or Non-Reconnection
• Mil 3.2.8 8. Question on the Reconnection of Name-and-form
• Mil 3.2.9 9. Time Question
• Mil 3.3.1 1. Question on the Root of Time
• Mil 3.3.2 2. Question on the Earliest Point
• Mil 3.3.3 Question on the Discernment of an End Point
• Mil 3.3.4 4. Question on the Production of Fabrications
• Mil 3.3.5 5. Question on the Production and Development of Fabrications
• Mil 3.3.6 6. Question on the Experiencer
• Mil 3.3.7 7. Question on Eye Consciousness, Etc.
• Mil 3.3.8 8. Distinguishing Characteristic of Contact Question
• Mil 3.3.9 9. Distinguishing Characteristic of Feeling Question
• Mil 3.3.10 10. Distinguishing Characteristic of Perception Question
• Mil 3.3.11 11. Distinguishing Characteristic of Intention Question
• Mil 3.3.12 12. Distinguishing Characteristic of Consciousness Question
• Mil 3.3.13 13. Distinguishing Characteristic of Applied Thought Question
• Mil 3.3.14 14. Distinguishing Characteristic of Examination Question
• Mil 3.4.1 1. Question on Analysing Contact, Etc.
• Mil 3.4.2 2. Nāgasena’s Question
• Mil 3.4.3 3. Question on the Five Sense Bases Produced from Kamma
• Mil 3.4.4 4. Question on the Workings of Different Kamma
• Mil 3.4.5 5. Question on the Reason for Effort
• Mil 3.4.6 6. Question on the Nature of Heat in the Fires of Hell
• Mil 3.4.7 7. Question on the Bearing Up of the Earth
• Mil 3.4.8 8. Question on Cessation and Nibbāna
• Mil 3.4.9 9. Question on the Attaining of Nibbāna
• Mil 3.4.10 10. Question on Knowing the Happiness of Nibbāna
• Mil 3.5.1 1. Question on the Existence or Non-existence of the Buddha
• Mil 3.5.2 2. Question on the Unsurpassed Nature of the Buddha
• Mil 3.5.3 3. Question on Knowing the Unsurpassed Nature of the Buddha
• Mil 3.5.4 4. Question on Seeing the Dhamma
• Mil 3.5.5 5. Question on Reconnecting and Not Transmigrating
• Mil 3.5.6 6. Question on the Experiencer
• Mil 3.5.7 7. Question on Transmigrating to Another Body
• Mil 3.5.8 8. Question on the Existence of the Fruits of Actions
• Mil 3.5.9 9. Question on Knowing Re-arising
• Mil 3.5.10 10. Question on Pointing Out the Buddha
• Mil 3.6.1 1. Love of the Body Question
• Mil 3.6.2 2. All-knowing Nature Question
• Mil 3.6.3 3. Characteristics of a Great Person Question
• Mil 3.6.4 4. Celibacy of the Blessed One Question
• Mil 3.6.5 5. Higher Ordination of the Blessed One Question
• Mil 3.6.6 6. Question on Tears Being a Medicine or Not
• Mil 3.6.7 7. Question on the Difference Between Being With Attachment and Without Attachment
• Mil 3.6.8 8. Question on the Establishment of Wisdom
• Mil 3.6.9 9. Question on Cyclic Existence
• Mil 3.6.10 10. Question on Remembrance of What was Done Long Ago
• Mil 3.6.11 11. Question on Directly Knowing
• Mil 3.7.1 1. Arising of Mindfulness Question
• Mil 3.7.2 2. Question on Obtaining Mindfulness on a Quality of the Buddha
• Mil 3.7.3 3. Question on Striving for the Abandonment of Suffering
• Mil 3.7.4 4. Question on the Brahma World
• Mil 3.7.5 5. Question on Arising in Two Places Taking the Same Time
• Mil 3.7.6 6. Question on the Factors for Awakening
• Mil 3.7.7 7. Question on the Increase or Decrease of Merit and Demerit
• Mil 3.7.8 8. Question on Doing Evil Knowingly or Unknowingly
• Mil 3.7.9 9. Question on Travelling to Uttarakuru and Other Places
• Mil 3.7.10 10. Question on Long Bones
• Mil 3.7.11 11. Question on the Cessation of In and Out Breathing
• Mil 3.7.12 12. Question on the Sea
• Mil 3.7.13 13. Question on the One Taste of the Sea
• Mil 3.7.14 14. Question on the Subtle
• Mil 3.7.15 15. Question on the Distinction of Consciousness
• Mil 3.7.16 16. The Question on the Difficulty of Distinguishing Formless Dhammas
• Mil 3.8 8. The Asking and Answering of Milinda’s Questions
• Mil 4.1 1. The Eight Places for Discussion to be Avoided
• Mil 4.2 The Eight Persons Who Destroy Counsel
• Mil 4.3 Nine Kinds of People Who Can’t Keep Secrets
• Mil 4.4 4. The Eight Causes for the Attainment of Wisdom
• Mil 4.5 5. The Qualities of a Teacher
• Mil 4.6 6. Qualities of a Lay Follower
• Mil 5.1.1 1. Question on the Fruitfulness of Offerings Made
• Mil 5.1.2 2. The Question on Omniscience
• Mil 5.1.3 3. Question on Devadatta’s Ordination
• Mil 5.1.4 4. Question On the Shaking of the Earth
• Mil 5.1.5 5. Question Concerning King Sivi’s Gift of His Eyes
• Mil 5.1.6 6. Gabbhāvakkantipañha
• Mil 5.1.7 7. Saddhammantaradhānapañha
• Mil 5.1.8 8. Akusalacchedanapañha
• Mil 5.1.9 9. Uttarikaraṇīyapañha
• Mil 5.1.10 10 Iddhibaladassanapañha
• Mil 5.2.1 1. Khuddānukhuddakapañha
• Mil 5.2.2 2. Abyākaraṇīyapañha
• Mil 5.2.3 3. Maccubhāyanābhāyanapañha
• Mil 5.2.4 4. Maccupāsamuttipañha
• Mil 5.2.5 5. Buddhalābhantarāyapañha
• Mil 5.2.6 6. Apuññapañha
• Mil 5.2.7 7. Bhikkhusaṅghapariharaṇapañha
• Mil 5.2.8 8. Abhejjaparisapañha
• Mil 5.3.1 1. Seṭṭhadhammapañha
• Mil 5.3.2 2. Sabbasattahitapharaṇapañha
• Mil 5.3.3 3. Vatthaguyhanidassanapañha
• Mil 5.3.4 4. Pharusavācābhāvapañha
• Mil 5.3.5 5. Rukkhaacetanābhāvapañha
• Mil 5.3.6 6. Piṇḍapātamahapphalapañha
• Mil 5.3.7 7. Buddhapūjanapañha
• Mil 5.3.8 8. Pādasakalikāhatapañha
• Mil 5.3.9 9. Aggaggasamaṇapañha
• Mil 5.3.10 10. Vaṇṇabhaṇanapañha
• Mil 5.3.11 11. Ahiṁsāniggahapañha
• Mil 5.3.12 12. Bhikkhupaṇāmitapañha
• Mil 5.4.1 1 Iddhikammavipākapañha
• Mil 5.4.2 2. Dhammavinayapaṭicchannāpaṭicchannapañha
• Mil 5.4.3 3. Musāvādagarulahubhāvapañha
• Mil 5.4.4 4. Bodhisattadhammatāpañha
• Mil 5.4.5 5. Attanipātanapañha
• Mil 5.4.6 6. Mettābhāvanānisaṁsapañha
• Mil 5.4.7 7 Kusalākusalasamavisamapañha
• Mil 5.4.8 8. Amarādevīpañha
• Mil 5.4.9 9. Arahantaabhāyanapañha
• Mil 5.4.10 10 Buddhasabbaññubhāvapañha
• Mil 5.5.1 1. Santhavapañha
• Mil 5.5.2 2. Udarasaṁyatapañha
• Mil 5.5.3 3. Buddhaappābādhapañha
• Mil 5.5.4 4. Magguppādanapañha
• Mil 5.5.5 5. Buddhaaviheṭhakapañha
• Mil 5.5.6 6. Chaddantajotipālārabbhapañha
• Mil 5.5.7 7. Ghaṭikārapañha
• Mil 5.5.8 8. Brāhmaṇarājavādapañha
• Mil 5.5.9 9. Gāthābhigītabhojanakathāpañha
• Mil 5.5.10 10. Dhammadesanāyaappossukkapañha
• Mil 5.5.11 11. Ācariyānācariyapañha
• Mil 6.1.1 1 Dvinnaṁbuddhānaṁanuppajjamānapañha
• Mil 6.1.2 2. Gotamivatthadānapañha
• Mil 6.1.3 3. Gihipabbajitasammāpaṭipattipañha
• Mil 6.1.4 4. Paṭipadādosapañha
• Mil 6.1.5 5. Hīnāyāvattanapañha
• Mil 6.1.6 6. Arahantavedanāvediyanapañha
• Mil 6.1.7 7. Abhisamayantarāyakarapañha
• Mil 6.1.8 8. Dussīlapañha
• Mil 6.1.9 9. Udakasattajīvapañha
• Mil 6.2.1 1. Nippapañcapañha
• Mil 6.2.2 2. Khīṇāsavabhāvapañha
• Mil 6.2.3 3. Khīṇāsavasatisammosapañha
• Mil 6.2.4 4. Lokenatthibhāvapañha
• Mil 6.2.5 5. Akammajādipañha
• Mil 6.2.6 6. Kammajādipañha
• Mil 6.2.7 7. Yakkhapañha
• Mil 6.2.8 8 Anavasesasikkhāpadapañha
• Mil 6.2.9 9. Sūriyatapanapañha
• Mil 6.2.10 10. Kaṭhinatapanapañha
• Mil 6.3.1 1. Vessantarapañha
• Mil 6.3.2 2. Dukkarakārikapañha
• Mil 6.3.3 3. Kusalākusalabalavatarapañha
• Mil 6.3.4 4. Pubbapetādisapañha
• Mil 6.3.5 5. Supinapañha
• Mil 6.3.6 6. Akālamaraṇapañha
• Mil 6.3.7 7. Cetiyapāṭihāriyapañha
• Mil 6.3.8 8. Dhammābhisamayapañha
• Mil 6.3.9 9. Ekantasukhanibbānapañha
• Mil 6.3.10 10. Nibbānarūpasaṇṭhānapañha
• Mil 6.3.11 11. Nibbānasacchikaraṇapañha
• Mil 6.3.12 12. Nibbānasannihitapañha
• Mil 6.4.1 1. Anumānapañha
• Mil 6.4.2 2. Dhutaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.1 Mātikā
• Mil 7.2.1 1. Gadrabhaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.2.2 2. Kukkuṭaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.2.3 3. Kalandakaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.2.4 4. Dīpiniyaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.2.5 5. Dīpikaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.2.6 6. Kummaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.2.7 7. Vaṁsaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.2.8 8. Cāpaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.2.9 9. Vāyasaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.2.10 10. Makkaṭaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.1 1. Lābulataṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.2 2. Padumaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.3 3. Bījaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.4 4. Sālakalyāṇikaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.5 5. Nāvaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.6 6. Nāvālagganakaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.7 7. Kūpaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.8 8. Niyāmakaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.9 9. Kammakāraṅgapañha
• Mil 7.3.10 10. Samuddaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.1 1. Pathavīaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.2 2. Āpaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.3 3. Tejaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.4 4. Vāyuṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.5 5. Pabbataṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.6 6. Ākāsaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.7 7. Candaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.8 8. Sūriyaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.9 9. Sakkaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.4.10 10. Cakkavattiṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.1 1. Upacikaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.2 2. Biḷāraṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.3 3. Undūraṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.4 4. Vicchikaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.5 5. Nakulaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.6 6. Jarasiṅgālaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.7 7. Migaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.8 8. Gorūpaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.9 9. Varāhaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.5.10 10. Hatthiṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.1 1. Sīhaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.2 2. Cakkavākaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.3 3. Peṇāhikaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.4 4. Gharakapotaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.5 5. Ulūkaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.6 6. Satapattaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.7 7. Vagguliṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.8 8. Jalūkaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.9 9. Sappaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.6.10 10. Ajagaraṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.1 1. Panthamakkaṭakaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.2 2. Thanassitadārakaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.3 3. Cittakadharakummaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.4 4. Pavanaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.5 5. Rukkhaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.6 6. Meghaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.7 7. Maṇiratanaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.8 8. Māgavikaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.9 9. Bāḷisikaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.7.10 10. Tacchakaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.8.1 1. Kumbhaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.8.2 2. Kāḷāyasaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.8.3 3. Chattaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.8.4 4. Khettaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.8.5 5. Agadaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.8.6 6. Bhojanaṅgapañha
• Mil 7.8.7 7. Issāsaṅgapañha
• Mil 8 Nigamana