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Dhammasangani

Dhamma-sangani pi 法集論 zh

1st part of Pāli Abhidhamma Pitak; begins with a matika (a list of classifications of dhammass); there are 22 3-fold classifications, followed by 100 2-fold ones according to the abhidhamma method and 42 according to the sutta method

  • Also called A Buddhist Manual of Psychological Ethics, Dhamma-Sangaṇi, Enumeration of the Ultimate Realities

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