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# Vinaya Piṭaka

PTS: The Pāḷi Text Society, Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, Volumes I - V, edited by Hermann Oldenberg, 1879 -1883,
BJT: The Sri Lanka Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka Series Pāḷi text of Vinaya-Pitaka, Volumes I-IV.
PTS: The Book of the Discipline, Volumes I - VI, translated by I.B. Horner,
SBE: Sacred Books of the East, Volumes 13, 17 and 20: Vinaya Texts, translated by T.W. Rhys Davids and Herman Oldenberg, 1881-1885. This work is especially important in that it is to it that the references to the Vinaya Pitaka in the PTS translations are directed. Finding the reference to the Vinaya Texts it is then easy to locate the same chapter in the PTS Horner translation by reference to this Index.
ATI: Access to Insight, translations of various sections by Bhikkhu Thanissaro
The Buddhist Monastic Code Volumes I & II combined. Volume I: The Pāṭimokkha Rules; Volume II (begins on page 643; see also the bookmarks): The Khandhaka Rules. Translated and Explained by Thānissaro Bhikkhu (Geoffrey DeGraff).

The organization of the various sections in this index is according to the Pāḷi text of the Pāḷi Text Society, Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, edited by Hermann Oldenberg except that it begins with an Index of the Pātimokkha as a separate book.

PDF files and Zip file download of PDF files of The Book of the Discipline, translated by I. B. Horner, Pāḷi Text Society:
Volume 1: The Book of the Discipline, Volume I. Sutta-Vibhaṅga, PDF, Zip
Volume 2: The Book of the Discipline, Volume II. Sutta-Vibhaṅga,PDF, Zip
Volume 3: The Book of the Discipline, Volume III. Sutta-Vibhaṅga,PDF, Zip
Volume 4: The Book of the Discipline, Volume IV. Mahā-Vagga,PDF, Zip
Volume 5: The Book of the Discipline, Volume V. Culla-Vagga,PDF, Zip
Volume 6: The Book of the Discipline, Volume VI. Parivāra.PDF, Zip

#### Pātimokkha

Bhikkhu-pātimokkha-Pāli, Bhikkhu Pātimokkha

SBE: The Pātimokkha, The Words Of Disburdenment, Rhys Davids, Oldenberg, trans.;
PTS: Bhikkhu-Pātimokkhapā i, p 2;
The Text of the Bhikkhu Pātimokkha, Norman, trans., p 3; also contains the Pāḷi.
ATI: The Bhikkhus' Code of Discipline, Bhk. Thanissaro, trans.

Nidān'uddeso;
SBE: Nidāna, Introduction;
PTS: The recitation of the introduction, p 5

Pārājikuddeso;
SBE: The Pārāgika Rules
PTS: The recitation of the [rules entailing] defeat, p 9;
ATI: Parajika — Rules entailing expulsion from the Saṅgha (Defeat)

Saṅghādisesuddeso;
SBE:The Samghādisesa Rules, Rules Which Require, As Well In Their Earlier As In Their Later Stages, Formal Meetings Of The Order;
PTS: The recitation of the saṅghādisa [rules], p 13;
ATI: Saṅghadisesa — Rules entailing an initial and subsequent meeting of the Saṅgha

Aniyatuddeso;
SBE: The Aniyata Rules;
PTS: The recitation of the indefinite [rules], p 25;
ATI: Aniyata — Indefinite rules

Nissaggiyapācittiyā;
SBE: The Nissaggiya Pākittiya Rules;
PTS: The expiation with forfeiture section, p 29;
ATI: Nissaggiya Pacittiya — Rules entailing forfeiture and confession

Suddhapācittiyā;
SBE: The Pākittiya Rules;
PTS: The section on matters entailing simple expiation, p 47;
ATI: Pacittiya — Rules entailing confession

Pāṭidesanīyā;
SBE: The Pātidesaniya Rules;
PTS: The matters to be confessed, p 85;
ATI: Patidesaniya — Rules entailing acknowledgement

Sekhiyā
SBE: The Sekhiya Rules
PTS: The rules of training, p 89;
ATI: Sekhiya — Rules of training

Adhikaraṇasamathā
SBE: The Adhikaraṇa-samatha Rules
PTS: The settlement of legal processes, p 109
ATI: Adhikarana-Samatha — Rules for settling disputes

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# Vinaya Piṭakaṁ

#### Mahā Vagga

Mahā Vagga
PTS: Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, edited by Hermann Oldenberg, Volume I: The Mahāvagga (The link is to a raw unedited copy of the 'Goettingen file' of the PTS Pāḷi)
BJT: Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, Volume 1. Mahā Vagga. The Sri Lanka Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka Series Pāḷi text (unedited/unformatted),
PTS: The Book of the Discipline, Volume IV Mahāvagga, translated by I.B. Horner.

I. Mahā Khandhaka, Vol I, pp. 1

The Vinaya version of the First Sutta and the story from the Awakening to it's delivery to the Group of Five that left the world with Gotama. In the Vinaya the point is to show the origin of the way in which people were accepted into the order. There are some differnces from the way the sutta is presented elsewhere. (See First Sutta Resources and SN 5.56.11). Most importantly I believe is the way this rendition shows that what we have as the First Discourse was developed in detail 'off the books'. That is good because otherwise it is extremely difficult to show how from the bare bones that we are left with anyone could have reached Streamwinning or Arahantship given that none of the details of the Magga are explained.

SBE: First Khandaka: The Admission to the Order of Bhikkhus, Volume I, p 73
PTS: I: The Great Section, Horner, Volume IV, p 1

Chapter 1.

SBE: Under the Bodhi Tree.
PTS: 1.1: The Talk on Awakening,

Chapter 2.

SBE: Under the Agapāla Tree.
PTS: 1.2: The Talk at the Goatherds' Banyon,

Chapter 3.

SBE: Under the Mucalinda Tree.
PTS: 1.3: The Talk at the Mucalinda,

Chapter 4.

SBE: Under the Ragayatana Tree.
PTS: 1.4: The Talk at the Rājāyatana,

Chapter 5.

SBE: Brahmā's Request.
PTS: 1.5: The Talk on Brahmā's Entreaty,

Chapter 6. He addresses the Pañcavaggiya Bhikkhus

SBE: Chapter 6.
PTS: The First Discourse, Horner, trans.

Chapters 7-10. Story of Yasa, his relations and friends

SBE: Chapters 7-10.[*]

Chapter 11. Māra appears

SBE: Chapter 11.

Chapter 12. Regulations about the Pabbajjā and Upasampadā Ordinations

SBE: Chapter 12.

Chapter 13. Māra again appears

SBE: Chapter 13.

Chapter 14.

SBE: Chapter 14. The Thirty Rich Young Companions.

Chapter 15. Conversion of the three Kassapas and their Disciples

SBE: Chapter 15. The First Wonder.

Chapter 16.

SBE: Chapter 16. The Second Wonder

Chapter 17.

SBE: Chapter 17. The Third Wonder.

Chapter 18.

SBE: Chapter 18. The Fourth Wonder.

Chapter 19.

SBE: Chapter 19. The Fifth Wonder.

Chapter 20.

SBE: Chapter 20.

Chapter 21.

A hair-raising sutta rendered pablum by abridgment.

SBE: Chapter 21. The Sermon on 'The Burning'.
PTS: 21: The Disquisiton on Burning,

Chapter 22. Buddha's first meeting with King Bimbisāra

SBE: Chapter 22.

Chapter 23. Conversion of Sāriputta and Moggallāna

SBE: Chapter 23.
ATI: 1.23.5. Upatissa's (Sāriputta's) Question, Thanissaro, trans.

Chapter 24.

SBE: Chapter 24.

Chapter 25. Different Rules regarding the Duties of Upajjhāya and Saddhivihārika

SBE: Chapter 25. The Duties towards an Upagghaya.

Chapter 26.

SBE: Chapter 26. The Duties towards a Saddhiviharika.

Chapter 27.

SBE: Chapter 27.

Chapters 28-31. Ceremony of Upasampadā

SBE: Chapter 28-31.

Chapters 32-35. The duties of Ācariya and Antevāsika

SBE: Chapter 32-35.

Chapters 36-37. What Bhikkhus are qualified for being Ācariya or Upajjhāya

SBE: Chapter 36-37.

Chapter 38.

SBE: Chapter 38. The Exposition on the Ordination of Persons That Have Formerly Belonged to Titthiya Schools.

Chapters 39-79. Further Rules regarding the Pabbajjā and Upasampadā Ordinations. Different classes of those who are not to be admitted to the Fraternity.

SBE: Chapter 39-79.

II. Uposatha Khandhaka Vol I, pp. 101

SBE: Second Khandhaka (The Uposatha Ceremony, and the Pātimokkha), Volume I, p 239
PTS: Observance, Horner, Volume IV, p 130

Chapters 1-36.

SBE: Chapters 1-36.

III. Vassupanāyika Khandhaka Vol I, pp. 137

SBE: Third Khandhaka (Residence during the Rainy Season), Volume I, p 298
PTS: The Great Division (Mahāvagga) III: The Rains, Horner, Volume IV, p 183

Chapters 1-14.

SBE: Chapters 1-14.

IV. Pavāraṇa Khandhaka Vol I, pp. 157

SBE: Fourth Khandhaka (The Parāvaṇā Ceremony), Volume I, p 325
PTS: The Great Division (Mahāvagga) IV: Invitation, Horner, Volume IV, p 208

Chapters 1-18.

SBE: Chapters 1-18.

V. Camma Khandhaka Vol I, pp. 179

SBE: Fifth Khandhaka: Rules for Foot-clothing, seats, Vehicles, etc., Volume II, p 1
PTS: The Great Division (Mahāvagga) V: On Hides, Horner, Volume IV, p 236

Chapters 1-8. Shoes and Slippers

SBE: Chapters 1-8.

Chapters 9-11. Different kinds of Seats, Vehicles

SBE: Chapters 9-11.

Chapter 13. Indulgences for the Countries bordering on Majjhadesa - story of Soṇa Kuṭikaṇṇa.

SBE: Chapter 13.

VI. Bhesajja Khandhaka Vol I, pp. 199

SBE: Sixth Khandhaka: On Medicaments, Volume II, p 41
PTS: The Great Division (Mahāvagga) VI: On Medicines, Horner, Volume IV, p 269

Chapters 1-17. Different kinds of Medicaments. Rules how to prepare, to use, and to keep them - #15: Story of Pilindavaccha

SBE: Chapters 1-17. #15: Story of Pilindavaccha

Chapters 18-21. Different kinds of Food. How to prepare and to keep them.

SBE: Chapters 18-21.

Chapter 22. Surgical Operations.

SBE: Chapters 22.

Chapter 23. Story of Suppiyā. Prohibition regarding man's flesh and themeat of different animals.

SBE: Chapters 23.

Chapter 24. Sermon about rice gruel.

SBE: Chapters 24.

Chapter 25-40. Different Rules about Food; how to prepare, to take, and to keep it.

SBE: Chapters 25-39.
Chapter 40.
ATI: 6.40.1. The Innate Principles of the Vinaya, Thanissaro, trans.

VII. Kaṭhina Khandhaka Vol I, pp. 253

SBE: Seventh Khandhaka: The Kaṭhina Ceremonies, Volume II, p 146
PTS: The Great Division (Mahāvagga) VII: On Kaṭhina, Horner, Volume IV, p 351

Chapters 1-13.

SBE: Chapters 1-13.

VIII. Kaṭhina Khandhaka Vol I, pp. 268

SBE: Eighth Khandhaka: The Dress of the Bhikkhus, Volume II, p 171
PTS: The Great Division (Mahāvagga) VIII: On Robe-Material, Horner, Volume IV, p 279

Chapter 1. Story of Jīvaka

SBE: Chapter 1.

Chapters 2-14.

SBE: Chapters 2-14.

Chapter 15. Story of Visākhā

SBE: Chapter 15.

Chapters 16-25.

SBE: Chapters 16-25.

Chapters 26-27. Rules regarding the attendants of sick Bhikkhus.

The Buddha, inspecting a vihara comes upon a bhikkhu prostrate with disentery, lying in his own filth, neglected by the other Bhikkhus because he is no longer of any use to them. After personally helping to clean up the bhikkhu he delivers a teaching on attending to the sick.
A very moving story!

SBE: Chapters 26-27.
ATI: 8.26.1-8. The Monk with Dysentery, Thanissaro, trans.

IX. Campeyya Khandhaka Vol I, pp. 312

SBE: Ninth Khandhaka: Validity and Invalidity of Formal Acts of the Samgha, Volume II, p 256
PTS: The Great Division (Mahāvagga) IX: On (the monks at) Campā, Horner, Volume IV, p 446

Chapters 1-7.

SBE: Chapters 1-7.

X. Kosamba Khandhaka Vol I, pp. 337

SBE: Tenth Khandhaka: Schisms among the Saṅgha, Volume II, p 285
PTS: The Great Division (Mahāvagga) X: On (the monks of) Kosambī, Horner, Volume IV, p 483

Chapter 1

SBE: Chapter 1.

Chapter 2

SBE: Chapter 2. The Story of Dīghāvu
ATI: 10.2.3-20. The Story of Prince Dighavu, Thanissaro, trans.

Chapters 3-6

SBE: Chapters 3-6.

#### Culla Vagga

Culla Vagga
PTS: Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, edited by Hermann Oldenberg, Volume II: The Culla Vagga
BJT: Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, Volume 2. Culla Vagga, The Sri Lanka Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka Series Pāḷi text (unedited/unformatted),
PTS: The Book of the Discipline, Volume V Cullavagga, translated by I.B. Horner.

I. Kamma Khandhaka, Vol II, p 1

SBE: The Minor Disciplinary Proceedings, Volume II, p 329
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) I: On Formal Acts, Horner, Volume V, p 1

Chapters 1-8 Tajjaniyakammaṁ

SBE: Chapters 1-8. Tajjaniyakammaṁ (Act of Rebuke)

Chapters 9-12 Nissayakammaṁ

SBE: Chapters 9-12. Nissayakammaṁ (Act of Subordination)

Chapters 13-17 Pabbājaniyakammaṁ

SBE: Chapters 13-17. Pabbājaniyakammaṁ (Act of Banishment)

Chapters 18-24 Paṭisāraṇiyakammaṁ

SBE: Chapters 18-24. Paṭisāraṇiyakammaṁ (Act of Reconciliation)

Chapters 25-30 Āpattiyā Adassane Ukkhepaniyakammaṁ

SBE: Chapters 25-30. Āpattiyā Adassane Ukkhepaniyakammaṁ (Acts of Suspension) for not acknowledging, and for not atoning for, an offence

Chapter 31 Āpattiyā Appaṭikamma Ukkhepaniyakammaṁ

SBE: Chapter 31.

Chapters 32-35 Pāpikāya Diṭṭhiyā Āpattinissaggo Ukkhepaniyakammaṁ

SBE: Chapters 32-35.

II. Pārivāsika Khandhaka, Vol II, p 31

SBE: Second Khandhaka: Probation and Penance, Volume II, p 384
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) II: On Probation, Horner, Volume V, p 44

Chapters 1-3 (Rules for the conduct of Pārivāsika Bhikkhus)

SBE: Chapters 1-3.

Chapter 4 (Rules for Bhikkhus who have to undergo the Mālāya Paṭikassanā)

SBE: Chapter 4.

Chapter 5 (Rules for Mānattāraha Bhikkhus)

SBE: Chapter 5.

Chapters 6-8 (Rules for Mānattacārika Bhikkhus)

SBE: Chapters 6-8.

Chapter 9 (Rules for Abbhānāraha Bhikkhus)

SBE: Chapter 9.

III. Samuccaya Khandhaka, Vol II, p 38

SBE: Third Khandhaka: Probation and Penance (continued), Volume II, p 397
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) III: On Accumulation (of Offences), Horner, Volume V, p 56

Chapters 1-4 Mānattaṁ

SBE: Chapters 1-4.

Chapter 5 Abbhānaṁ

SBE: Chapter 5.

Chapter 6 Purivāsa

SBE: Chapter 6.

Chapter 7 Mūlāya Paṭikassanā

SBE: Chapter 7.

Chapters 8-19 Different cases of fresh offences committed by a Bhikkhu while undergoing penal discipline for an old one

SBE: Chapters 8-19.

Chapters 20-26 Provisions for cases in which several offences have been committed by the same Bhikkhu

SBE: Chapters 20-26.

Chapters 27-33 Interruption of penal discipline

SBE: Chapters 27-33.

Chapters 34-36 Different cases of Purivāsa etc.

SBE: Chapters 34-36.

IV. Samatha Khandhaka, Vol II, p 73

SBE: Fourth Khandhaka: The Settlement of Disputes among the Fraternity, Volume III, p 1
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) IV: On Settlements, Horner, Volume V, p 96

Chapters 1-14 To be settled among the Fraternity

SBE: Chapters 1-14. The Settlement of Legal Questions

V. Khuddaka-Vatthu Khandhaka, Vol II, p 105

SBE: Fifth Khandhaka: On the Daily Life of the Bhikkhus, Volume III, p 66
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) V: On Minor Matters, Horner, Volume V, p 141

Chapters 1-2

SBE: Chapters 1-2.

Chapter 3

About Dhamma Recitation in Sing-song or Plain-song or chanting. I have a personal bias against chanting Dhamma which tends to make me understand this as a rule against chanting as it is commonly practiced today throughout Asian Buddhist countries. The Pāḷi is confusing or is clear and being misunderstood. On the one hand there was this rule made against āyatakena gītassarena dhammaṁ gāyanti. [long, extended, prolonged, kept up, lasting] [sung, recited, solemnly proclaimed, enunciated]-[sounding, voicing, intoning, accentuating] Dhamma [singing]. Then, when some Bhikkhus asked about sarabhañña. [sounding, voicing, intoning, accentuating]+[color] they were told that voicing with color was permissable. My persuasion is that this means giving life (a certain amount of appropriate emphasis to occasional phrases) to ordinary recitation, not the rhythmic chanting as it exists today. Going to the reasons makes my case even more dramatically. Both the Bhikkhus and the listeners are obviously being carried away by the sound. The chants are listened to like pop-music. The delivery is too fast and the words are not distinct. And there is in fact no color discernable where color would clarify meaning and this evidences the fact that this method of remembering is carrying forward the word without the spirit. I know this is a losing issue, but I think the practice needs to be questioned. See also here: AN 5.209

SBE: Chapter 3.
PTS: Chapter 3, Horner, trans.

Chapters 4-5

SBE: Chapters 4-5.

Chapter 6

SBE: Chapter 6.
PTS: Chapter 6, Horner, trans.

Chapters 7-30

SBE: Chapters 7-30.

Chapter 31

SBE: Chapter 31.
PTS: Chapter 31, Horner, trans.

Chapters 32-37

SBE: Chapters 32-37.

VI. Senāsana Khandhaka, Vol II, p 146

SBE: Sixth Khandhaka: On Dwellings and Furniture, Volume III, p 157
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) VI: On Lodgings, Horner, Volume V, p 204

Chapters 1-3

SBE: Chapters 1-3.

Chapter 4: Story of Anāthapiṇḍika

SBE: Chapter 4.

Chapter 5

SBE: Chapter 5.

Chapter 6: Story of the partridge, monkey, and elephant

SBE: Chapter 6.

Chapters 7-21

SBE: Chapters 7-21.

VII. Saṅgha-Bheda Khandhaka, Vol II, p 180

This chapter contains a part of the story of Devedatta's becoming an enemy of the Buddha, his attempt to kill him, and the attempt to create a schism in the order. It also contains the Buddha's statement about eating fish and flesh. (Maccha-maṁsaṁ In this translation only 'fish'). This chapter has not been fully converted to the style of this site and is included here primarily because of its relevance to SN 2.16.11.

SBE: Seventh Khandhaka: Dissensions in the Order, Volume III, p 224
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) VII: On Schism, Horner, Volume V, p 253

Chapter 1: Story of the six Sakyas and Upāli who receive together the Pabbajjā ordination.

One version of the story of the renunciations of Bhaddiya the Sākya Rāga, and Anuruddha, and Ānanda, and Bhagu, and Kimbila, and Devadatta, all except Bhagu the barber, close relatives of Gotama and who all renounced the world together.

Chapter 2-4: Story of Devadatta and Ajātasattu

SBE: Chapter 1. Dissensions in the Order

SBE: Chapters 2.

SBE: Chapters 3. Dissensions in the Order

SBE: Chapters 4.

Chapter 5

SBE: Chapter 5.

VIII. Vatta Khandhaka, Vol II, p 207

SBE: Eighth Khandhaka: Regulations as to the Duties of the Bhikkhus towards One Another, Volume III, p 272
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) VIII: On Observances, Horner, Volume V, p 291

Chapter 1: Āgantuka Bhikkhus

SBE: Chapter 1.

Chapter 2: Āvāsika Bhikkhus

SBE: Chapter 2.

Chapter 3: Gamika Bhikkhus

SBE: Chapter 3.

Chapter 4: Bhattaggaṁ

SBE: Chapter 4.

Chapter 5: Piṇḍacārika

SBE: Chapter 5.

Chapter 6: Āraññaka Bhikkhus

SBE: Chapter 6.

Chapter 7: Senāsanaṁ

SBE: Chapter 7.

Chapter 8: Jantāgharaṁ

SBE: Chapter 8.

Chapter 9: Ācamanaṁ

SBE: Chapter 9.

Chapter 10: Vaccakuṭī

SBE: Chapter 10.

Chapter 11: Duties of Saddhi-vihārikas

SBE: Chapter 11.

Chapter 12: Duties of Upajjhāyas

SBE: Chapter 12.

Chapter 13: Duties of Antovāsikas

SBE: Chapter 13.

Chapter 14: Duties of Ācarīyas

SBE: Chapter 14.

IX. Pātimokkha-ṭhapana Khandhaka, Vol II, p 236

SBE: Ninth Khandhaka: On Exclusion from the Pātimokkha Ceremony, Volume III, p 299
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) IX: On Suspending the Pātimokkha, Horner, Volume V, p 330

Chapters 1-4

SBE: Chapters 1-4.

Chapter 5

SBE: Chapter 5.
PTS: Chapter 5, Horner, trans.

X. Bhikkhunī Khandhaka, Vol II, p 253

SBE: Tenth Khandhaka: On the Duties of Bhikkhunīs, Volume III, p 320
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) X: On Nuns, Horner, Volume V, p 352

Chapters 1-27

SBE: Chapters 1-27.

XI. Pañcasati Khandhaka, Vol II, p 284

SBE: Eleventh Khandhaka: On the Council of Rāgagaha, Volume III, p 370
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) XI: On the Five Hundred, Horner, Volume V, p 393

Chapter 1

SBE: Chapter 1.

XII. Sattasati Khandhaka, Vol II, p 294

SBE: Twelfth Khandhaka: On the Council of Vesālī, Volume III, p386
PTS: The Lesser Division (Cullavagga) XII: On the Seven Hundred, Horner, Volume V, p 407

Chapters 1-2

SBE: Chapters 1-2.

#### Sutta Vibhaṅga

PTS: Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, edited by Hermann Oldenberg, Volumes III and IV: The Sutta Vibhaṅga
BJT: Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, Volume 3. Sutta-vibhaṅga, Part I,
Volume 4. Sutta-vibhaṅga, Part II, The Sri Lanka Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka Series Pāḷi text (unedited/unformatted),
PTS: The Book of the Discipline, Volumes I - III, I.B. Horner, translation.

I. Pārājika
PTS: (The Pāḷi) I. The Four Pārājika Rules, Vol III, pp. 1
Defeat (Pārājika), Horner, Volume I, p 1.

Defeat (Pārājika) I. I.1
PTS: Defeat I.1.

Defeat (Pārājika) II. I.64
Defeat (Pārājika) III. I.116
Defeat (Pārājika) IV. I.151

II. Saṅghādisesa
PTS: (The Pāḷi) II. The Thirteen Saṅghādisesa Rules, Vol III, pp. 110
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa), Horner, Volume I, p 192.

Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) I. I.192
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) I. I.192
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) II. I.199
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) III. I.214
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) IV. I.222
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) V. I.229
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) VI. I.246
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) VII. I.266
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) VIII. I.271
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) IX. I.288
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) X. I.296
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) XI. I.304
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) XII. I.309
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa) XIII. I.314

III. Aniyata
PTS: (The Pāḷi) III. The Two Aniyata Rules, Vol III, pp. 187
Undetermined (Aniyata), Horner, Volume I, p 330.

Undetermined (Aniyata) I. I.330
Undetermined (Aniyata) II. I.336

IV. Nissaggiya Pācittiya
PTS: (The Pāḷi) The Thirty Nissaggiya Pācittiya Rules, Vol III, pp. 195
Forfeiture (Nissaggiya), Horner, Volume II, p 1

V. Pācittiya
PTS: (The Pāḷi) The Pācittiya Rules, Vol IV, pp. 1
Expiation (Pācittiya), Horner, I-LX, Volume II, p 164; LXI-XCII, Volume III, p 1

VI. Pāṭidesaniya
PTS: (The Pāḷi) The Pāṭidesaniya Rules, Vol IV, pp. 175
Confession (Pāṭidesaniya), Horner, Volume III, p 103

VII. Sekhiya
PTS: (The Pāḷi) The Sekhiya Rules, Vol IV, pp. 185
PTS: Training (Sekhiya), Horner, Volume III, p 120

VIII. Adhikaraṇasamatha
PTS: (The Pāḷi) The Adhikaraṇasamatha Rules, Vol IV, pp. 207
Legal Questions (Adhikaraṇasamatha), Horner, Volume III, p 153

#### Bhikkhunī Vibhaṅga

Bhikkhunī Vibhaṅga
PTS: Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, edited by Hermann Oldenberg, Volume IV: The Bhikkhunī Vibhaṅga

I. Pārājika
PTS: (The Pāḷi) I. The Pārājika Rules, Vol IV, pp. 211
Defeat (Pārājika), Horner, Volume III, p 156

II. Saṅghādisesa
PTS: (The Pāḷi) I. The Saṅghādisesa Rules, Vol IV, pp. 223
Formal Meeting (Saṅghādisesa), Horner, Volume III, p 177

III. Nissaggiya Pācittiya
PTS: (The Pāḷi) I. The Nissaggiya Pācittiya Rules, Vol IV, pp. 243
Forfeiture (Nissaggiya), Horner, Volume III, p 213

IV. Pācittiya
PTS: (The Pāḷi) I. The Pācittiya Rules, Vol IV, pp. 258
Expiation (Pācittiya), Horner, Volume III, p 243

V. Pāṭidesaniya
PTS: (The Pāḷi) I. The Pāṭidesaniya Rules, Vol IV, pp. 346
Confession (Pāṭidesaniya), Horner, Volume III, p 419

VI. Sekhiya
PTS: (The Pāḷi) I. The Sekhiya Rules, Vol IV, pp. 349
PTS: Training (Sekhiya), Horner, Volume III, p 424

VII. Adhikaraṇasamatha
PTS: (The Pāḷi) I. The Adhikaraṇasamatha Rules, Vol IV, pp. 351
Legal Questions (Adhikaraṇasamatha), Horner, Volume III, p 426

#### 6. Parivāra

Parivāra
PTS: Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, edited by Hermann Oldenberg, Volume V: The Parivāra
Parivāra, Horner, Volume VI, p 1
BJT: Vinaya Piṭakaṁ, Volume 5. Parivāra., The Sri Lanka Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka Series Pāḷi text (unedited/unformatted).

I. Mahāvibhaṅga, p 1
PTS: I. The Great Analysis, Horner, Volume VI, p 1

II. Bhikkhunī-vibhaṅga, p 54
PTS: II. The Nuns' Analysis, Horner, Volume VI, p 80

III. Samuṭṭhāna, p 86
PTS: III. Summary of Origins, Horner, Volume VI, p 123

IV. Anantarapeyyāla Samathabheda, p 91
PTS: IV-1. Consecutive Repetitions, Horner, Volume VI, p 132
IV-2. Synopsis of Decidings, Horner, Volume VI, p 149

V. Khandhakapucchāvāra, p 114
PTS: V. Questions on the Khandhakas, Horner, Volume VI, p 168

VI. Ekuttaraka, p 115
PTS: VI. As to Gradation, Horner, Volume VI, p 171

VII. Uposathādivissajjanā, p 142
PTS: VII-1. Answers abou the Beginning of Observance, Horner, Volume VI, p 230
VII-2. Exposition of Reasons, Horner, Volume VI, p 232

VIII. Gāthāsaṅgaṇika, p 144
PTS: VIII. Collection of Stanzas, Horner, Volume VI, p 234

IX. Adhikaraṇabheda, p 150
PTS: IX. Synopsis of Legal Questions, Horner, Volume VI, p 244

X. Apara Gāthāsaṅgaṇika, p 158
PTS: X. An Additional Collection of Stanzas, Horner, Volume VI, p 255

XI. Codanākaṇḍa, p 160
PTS: XI. Portion on Reproving, Horner, Volume VI, p 259

XII. Cūḷasaṅgāma, p 163
PTS: XII. The Lesser Collection, Horner, Volume VI, p 264

XIII. Mahāsaṅgāma, p 166
PTS: XIII. The Greater Collection, Horner, Volume VI, p 269

XIV. Kaṭhinabheda, p 172
PTS: XIV. Synopsis of Kaṭhina, Horner, Volume VI, p 279

XV. Upālipañcaka, p 180
PTS: XV. Upāli-Pentads, Horner, Volume VI, p 291

XVI. Samuṭṭhāna, p 207
PTS: XVI. Origin, Horner, Volume VI, p 332

XVII. Gāthāsaṅgaṇika, p 210
PTS: XVII. Second Collection of Stanzas, Horner, Volume VI, p 336

XVIII. Sedamocakagāthā, p 216
PTS: XVIII. Sweat-Inducing Stanzas, Horner, Volume VI, p 350

XIX. The Five Vaggas, p 220
PTS: XIX. The Five Divisions, Horner, Volume VI, p 359

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