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 1   13(170)|            The Sutta Nipata (V.15) reports a conversation between the
 2 Notes    |            contain so many varying reports, the feeling goes, and if
 3 Notes    |       there should be a variety of reports about the Buddha's teachings,
 4 Notes    |         other hand, there are many reports of instances in which his
 5 Notes    |             The Mahavagga (V.13.9) reports that the Buddha listened,
 6 Notes    |          or indirectly through the reports of their friends and acquaintances. ~
 7 Notes    | established norms so that mistaken reports, deviating from the principles
 8 Notes    |           To discourage fabricated reports of his words, he warned
 9 Notes    |            no way prevent mistaken reports based on honest misunderstandings.
10 Notes    |         the general norms by which reports of his teachings were to
11 Notes    |          away, the Cullavagga (XI) reports, his disciples met to agree