The History of Buddhist Thought c10.82
The History of Buddhist Thought c10.82
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¹ They occur in the supplementary *Parivāra*, *Vin.*, v, 193. Buddhaghosa discusses them fully, *Vism.*, 59. In Sarvāstivādin works they are called *dhutaguṇa*. *Mvyut.*, 49, and *Dhs.*, 63, have a list of twelve. They omit (4) and (6) and add *nāmatika*, wearing a certain kind of cloth. *Dhuta* means “one who has shaken off”, i.e. the bonds or depravities; the separate practices are *angas* “items”, or *guṇas* “qualities”.
Linked texts (5)
- Parivāra — Pāli
- Dhammasaṅgaṇī — Pāli
- Mahāvyutpatti — Sanskrit
- Vinayapiṭaka — Pāli
- Visuddhimagga — Buddhaghosa, Pāli