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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 October 2022

Roderick S. Bucknell
Roderick S. Bucknell
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University of Queensland

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Reconstructing Early Buddhism , pp. vi - viii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022

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  • 1.1The three versions of the “Discourse on the Foundations of Mindfulness”

  • 1.2Correspondence between the three groups and the eightfold path according to Dhammadinnā

  • 3.1The four āgamas in Chinese

  • 3.2Chinese translation terms for vedanā and upādāna

  • 4.1The stepwise training – long account, Pali

  • 4.2First discrepant portion of stepwise training (long account)

  • 4.3Suggested explanation for different locations of “contentment”

  • 4.4Second discrepant portion of stepwise training (long account)

  • 4.5Composition of MN27 and its Sarvāstivādin parallel, MA146

  • 5.1The two versions of the Mahā-Assapura-sutta

  • 5.2Listing of jhānas and knowledges

  • 5.3The stages of taming

  • 5.4The “Discourse on the Trainee” (MN53)

  • 5.5The seven “good qualities” (satta saddhammā)

  • 5.6The three attainments (sampadā) (as in AN3.115)

  • 5.7The three purities (soceyya) and three attainments (sampadā)

  • 5.8Correlation of purities and attainments in terms of four implied divisions

  • 6.1Definitions of the eight path factors

  • 6.2Correspondences between the eightfold path and the three Dhamma groups

  • 6.3The tenfold path

  • 6.4Structural correspondences of the proposed original eightfold path

  • 7.1The three Sutta versions of the “Discourse on the Foundations of Mindfulness”

  • 7.2The foundations of mindfulness as quoted in three Abhidhamma works

  • 7.3Objects of mindfulness in body-contemplation section of the Pali and Sarvāstivāda versions of the Satipaṭṭhāna-sutta and Kāyagatāsati-sutta

  • 8.1Summary of jhānas 1 to 4

  • 8.2Jhāna factors in the Sutta-piṭaka

  • 8.3Jhāna factors in the Abhidhamma: fourfold jhāna

  • 8.4Jhāna factors in the Abhidhamma: fivefold jhāna

  • 9.1The set of eight attainments

  • 10.1Reconstruction of the Buddha’s path to enlightenment

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