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Pāli editions of the Nikāyas, as well as translations, textbooks for the study of Pāli, Pāli grammars, and Pāli-English dictionaries can be obtained from the Pali Text Society (PTS). For a catalog, write to 73 Lime Walk, Headington, Oxford OX3 7AD, UK, or e-mail: pts@palitext.com Website: www.palitext.com. In North America PTS books are available from Pariyatti, 867 Larmon Road, Onalaska, WA 98570. Telephone: (360) 978-4998. Fax: (360) 978-4557. Website: www.pariyatti.com.
An important Asian source for English translations from the Nikāyas, as well as other works relating to Early Buddhism, is the Buddhist Publication Society (BPS) in Sri Lanka. For a catalog, write to P.O. Box 61, 54 Sangharaja Mawatha, Kandy, Sri Lanka, or e-mail: bps@sltnet.lk.
Valuable online resources for the study of the Nikāyas, including alternative translations of many suttas included in this anthology, can be found on the website “Access to Insight”: www.accesstoinsight.org. An introductory essay offered by this website, “Befriending the Suttas” by John Bullitt, provides helpful information on how to read the suttas to best advantage.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Page references in italics are to occurrences of the indexed term in one of the introductions.
Acquisitions (upadhi)
Action, right (sammā kammanta)
Āgamas
Aggregates, five
(pañc’upādānakkhandhā) analyzed,
clinging, and contemplation of impermanent, suffering,
nonself, as viewed as self: