Studies in the Origins of Buddhism c19.53

c19.53

Usually the Nikāyas do not explain the Aṭṭhaṅgiko Maggo beyond bare enumeration.⁴⁰ Its lack of system has been referred to. Sammādiṭṭhi apparently preserves a more ancient use of Diṭṭhi than the usual one in the Nikāyas viz. as a false view, heresy.⁴¹ The next three Aṅgas are the same as the well known triad of good actions-mental, "vocal", physical.⁴² For the explanation of Sammā Ājīva one must go back to D.s.1. Together with the next two, Sammā Vāyāma recurs in the shape of Viriya in Sambojjhaṅgas, Indriyas and Balas.⁴³ It has been explained in terms of the Sammappadhānas.⁴⁴