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Aṭṭhakathā (Pali for explanation, commentary)
refers to Pali-language
Theravadin Buddhist commentaries to the
canonical Theravadin Tipitaka.
These commentaries...
- Itivuttaka-
Atthakatha 2.73, Ekanipata-
Atthakatha 1.63, Patisambhidamagga-
Atthakatha 1.167, Sammohavinodani-
Atthakatha 119, Nettippakarana-
Atthakatha Mya:112...
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German philosopher Wilhelm Geiger, the
chronicles are
based on
Sinhala Atthakatha (commentary). The
oldest surviving prose work is the Dhampiya-Atuva-Getapadaya...
- Kingdom. It was
written based on
prior ancient compilations known as the
Atthakatha,
which were
commentaries written in Sinhala.[page needed] An
earlier do****ent...
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According to (Nanamoli &
Bodhi 2001, p. 1341 n. 1206) the
Majjhima Nikaya Atthakatha states that "there are in fact four Yamas, one at each of four
gates (of...
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Jataka i.73 and
Dhammapada Atthakatha i.84.
Bodhi (2005) also
mentions Acariya Dhammapala's
treatise in the Cariyapitaka-
Atthakatha and the
Brahmajala Sutta...
- One of the
famous Atthakatha,
Uttaravihara Atthakatha and
Uttaravihara Mahavamsa were
written here. The
credit for its
Atthakatha writing is
given to...
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historical record of Sri Lanka. The
chronicle is
believed to be
compiled from
Atthakatha and
other sources around the 3rd to 4th
century CE.
Together with the...
- Kingdom. It was
written based on
prior ancient compilations known as the
Atthakatha (sometimes Sinhalaatthakatha),
which were
commentaries written in Sinhala...
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monastic community. His
translation of the commentary, the
Dhammapada Atthakatha,
presents the
details of
these events and is a rich
source of
legend for...
