Detachment and Compassion in Early Buddhism: Index of footnotes

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Detachment and Compassion in Early Buddhism
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Introduction
1: Edward Conze, Buddhist Thought in India, 1960, Ch.5.
2: G.S.P. Misra, Development of Buddhist Ethics, p. 44.

Detachment
  3: D Sutta No. 25.
  4: M I 156.
  5: Ibid.
  6: M I 240-42.
  7: M I 173.
  8: M I 130.
  9: D I 67, etc.
  10: D I 68, etc.
  11: D I 73.
  12: A II 100-1.
  13: M I 86.
  14: M I 499.

Compassion
  15: Nårada Mahåthera, The Buddha and His Teachings (BPS, 1988), p372.
  16: Edward Conze, op. cit., Ch.6.
  17: Joseph Goldstein, The Experience of Insight (BPS, 1980), pp.125-26.
  18: Harvey Aronson in Love and Sympathy in Theravada Buddhism (Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi, 1980) look[...]
  19: Sn 117.
  20: Dhp. v, 130. Trans. by Acharya Buddharakkhita.
  21: M I 347.
  22: M I 284.
  23: The Path of Purification, Bhikkhu Ñåˆamoli trans. (BPS, 1975), IX 92.
  24: Ibid., IX 94.
  25: From ParamatthamañjËså, his commentary to the Visuddhimagga; quoted at Path of Purification, Ch. [...]
  26: M II 97.
  27: See E.W. Burlingame, Buddhist Legends (PTS, 1969).
  28: Ibid., 2:257-60.
  29: Vimånavatthu, No. 50.
  30: Vin I 302.
  31: Vin I 20.
  32: S II 199-200.

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