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(4) Seats are referred to under various names in Buddhist literature: Āsandi (large couches, *Chullavagga*, VI, 14, 1; *Mahāvagga*, V. 10, 3); couches covered with canopy (*Chullavagga*, VI, 14-1; *Mahāvagga*, V. 10-3); Āsandaka (rectangular chairs), sattaṅgo (arm-chair, sofa); bhaddapīṭham (state-chair), pīṭhikā (cushioned chair), same on a pedestal (etaka-padaka-pīṭham), same with many legs (Āmalaka-vaṇṭika-pīṭham), cane-bottomed chair (kochhom), leaning board (phalakam).
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- Cullavagga — Pāli
- Mahāvagga — Pāli