Word of the Doctrine
Translation of the Dhammapada
Tr. K.R. Norman, 1997
Pāli Canon in English Translation, Set
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English translation of the Tipitaka: 36 books in total
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Vinaya-piṭaka
Sutta-piṭaka
- Dialogues of the Buddha 3 Volumes Set
- Middle Length Discourses of the Buddha
- Connected Discourses 2 Volumes Set
- Numerical Discourses of the Buddha
- Minor Readings and the Illustrator of the Ultimate Meaning
- Word of the Doctrine
- The Udāna and The Itivuttaka
- Group of Discourses, 2nd Edition
- Vimāna Stories
- Peta Stories
- Elders’ Verses 2 Volumes Set
- Jātaka or Stories of the Buddha’s Former Births 3 Volumes Set
- The Path of Discrimination
- Chronicle of Buddhas & Basket of Conduct
Abhidhamma-piṭaka
Dhammapada
One of the most popular Buddhist texts, many of the verses of which have parallels in the texts of other Buddhist schools and in non-Buddhist sources.
Ed. O. von Hinüber and K.R. Norman, 1994, 1995,
2nd ed. (with Indexes by Yamazaki, Ousaka & Miyao) 2014
The works of the Pali canon
The works of the Pali canon and the titles of their PTS translations Vinaya-piṭaka Khandhaka Mahāvagga / The Book of the Discipline Volume IV Cūḷavagga / The Book of the Discipline Volume V Suttavibhaṅga / The Book of the Discipline Volume I-III Bhikkhuvibhaṅga Bhikkhunīvibhaṅga Parivāra / The Book of the Discipline Volume VI Sutta-piṭaka Dīgha-nikāya …
Archived Volumes
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The Pali Language and Literature
Pāli is the name given to the language of the texts of Theravāda Buddhism, although the commentarial tradition of the Theravādins states that the language of the canon is Māgadhī, the language supposedly spoken by the Buddha Gotama. The term Pāli originally referred to a canonical text or passage rather than to a language and …