…Vin.i.306 Vin.i.316 Vin.ii.73 Vin.ii.105ff. Vin.ii.145ff. Vin.ii.213ff. Vin.ii.241 Vin.ii.262

The six leaders were Assaji, Punabbasu,…

…SN.i.66 SN.i.68 SN.iii.211 SN.iv.398 AN.i.33f. AN.i.286 AN.iii.276 AN.iii.384 Sometimes the views normally ascribed to Makkhali DN.i.53…

…the Kosalans. Elsewhere. MN.ii.124 Pasenadi is reported as saying, that both the Buddha and he were Kosalans.

At the time of the Buddha Sāvatthī…

…Snp.355 MN.i.377 DN.ii.262 Thag.1189

The legends concerning Māra are, in the books, very involved and defy any attempts at unravelling…

…present before me.“ MN.ii.31 AN.i.220 MN.i.92f. MN.ii.214ff. It is curious, in view of this statement of Nāṭaputta’s doctrine of…

…is given elsewhere SN.iii.207 MN.i.515 as being the view of a typical sophist. His name is often introduced into the stereotyped list of the…

…SN.i.230f. SN.iii.68f. AN.v.86f. Nandaka, SN.v.389 Sunakkhatta, MN.ii.252 Bhaddiya, AN.ii.190f. Sāḷha and Abhaya, AN.ii.200…

…to the Pañcavaggiyā D.ii.141. This was the spot at which all Buddhas set in motion the Wheel of the Law (Dhamma-cakka). It is the custom of…