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 1    Int         |         collection of 112 short discourses of the Buddha in both prose
 2    Int         |        tradition, the suttas or discourses of the Itivuttaka were collected
 3  TrInt         |         collection of 112 short discourses, takes its name from the
 4  TrInt         |        beginning of each of its discourses: this (iti) was said (vuttam)
 5  TrInt         |     palace to hear the Buddha's discourses, Khujjuttara went in her
 6  TrInt         |           However, although the discourses in the Itivuttaka cover
 7  TrInt         |    theme is so central to these discourses, and because it is so commonly
 8  TrInt         |      format used in many of the discourses in the Itivuttaka. And,
 9  TrInt         |        the fact that all of the discourses deal with right view means
10      1, 137(**)|      only in the first and last discourses. ~
11      1, 137(**)|      only in the first and last discourses.
12      1, 10-13  |            The verses for these discourses = those for discourses 2-
13      1, 10-13  |    these discourses = those for discourses 2-5.] ~
14      2, 39     | self-awakened -- has two Dhamma discourses given in sequence. Which
15      2, 39     |        These are the two Dhamma discourses that the Tathagata -- worthy &