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See Chullavagga (VI. 2, 4; also VI. 20, 2; VIII. 1, 3) which reads Sattaṅgo. There seems to be another expression, Apasayam, to mean a sofa or arm-chair (see Buddhaghosa's note on ibid. VI. 2, 4).
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- Cullavagga — Pāli