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«YÄÝ©ó¤Q¤»¥@¬öªº¤H¡C[187]
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(Mūlaṭīkā,
¤K1)ªº´_´_µù (anuṭīkā)¡A¤Q¤»¥@¬öªº¤j¦W
(Manānāma) ¤§§@¡C
(19) Vīsativaṇṇanā,
Atthasālinī¡]¤¢°¡^¤§³Ìªì¤G¤QÔUªºµùÄÀ¡C§@ªÌ¬O¤Q¤C¥@¬öªº
Tipiṭakālaṅkāra
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(20) ¹ï Dhātukathāṭīkāvaṇṇanā¡A¡m¬É½×¡n´_µùªºµùÄÀ¡C
(21) Dhātukathānuṭīkāvaṇṇanā¡A«e®Ñªº´_´_µù¡C
(22) Yamakavaṇṇanā¡A¡mÂù½×¡nªº´_µù¡C
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(25) Abhidhammattha-gaṇṭhipada¡A»¡©úªüÏi¹F¿i®Ñ¤§Ãø¸Ñ»y¥yªº¡CµÛªÌ«Y¤Q¤C¥@¬öªºMahā-Kassapa¡]¤j{¸¡^¡C
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JPTS.
(1886),¡]¡m®Ñ¥v¡n¡A¦b¤Q¤E¥@¬ö©ó½q¨l»s§@¡A°Oz¤Ú§Q®ÑªºµÛ§@»PµÛ§@ªÌ¦W¡C¡^
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Literature, vol. 2 (Calcutta,
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W. Geiger,
Pāli, Literatur
und Sprache (Strassburg,
1916)¡e©MĶ¡f¦ñ¤áª@ªÅ¡mパ¡Xリ¡E¤åÄmと¨¥»y¡n¡]¨Ê³£¡B¤@¤E¤K¤C¦~¡^¡C
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(1) Bahudhātu-sutta
(M. 115)¡m¤¤ªü§t¡n¤@¤K¤@¡B¡m¦h¬É¸g¡n¡C
(2) Chachakka-sutta (M. 148)¡m¤¤ªü§t¡n¤K¤»¡B¡m»¡³B¸g¡n¡C
(3) Saṅgīti-suttanta
(D. 33)¡A¡mªøªü§t¨÷¡n¤E¡B¡m²³¶°¸g¡n¡C
(4) Dasuttara-suttanta (D. 34)¡A¡mªøªü§t¡n¤@¡³¡B¡m¤Q¤W¸g¡n¡C
(5) Saccavibhaṅga-sutta
(M. 141)¡A¡m¤¤ªü§t¡n¤T¤@¡B¡m¤À§O¸t¿Í¸g¡n¡C
(6) Dhātuvibhaṅga-sutta
(M. 140)¡A¡m¤¤ªü§t¡n¤@¤»¤G¡B¡m¤À§O¤»¬É¸g¡n¡C
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2 vols. (PTS. 1916¡X1917), Cūḷaniddesa(PTS.
1918).¡e«n¶Ç¡f¥|¤G¡B¥|¤T¨÷¡]¤ô³¥¥°¤¸Ä¶¡m¤j¸qÄÀ¡n¡^¡B¥|¥|¨÷¡]¤ô³¥¥°¤¸Ä¶¡m¤p¸qÄÀ¡n¡^¡C¡m¤p¸qÄÀ¡nªº¤Ú§Q¤åPTS¥»¦h¬Ù²¤¬G¡A±q¨ã³Æ¥þ¤åªº®õ¤ý«Ç¥»Ä¶¥X¡C
(2) ¡eì¤å¡fA. C Taylor, Paṭisambhidā-magga,
2 vols.(PTS. 1905¡X1907),reprint in 1 vol.(1979)¡A¡e«n¶Ç¡f¥|¡³¡B¥|¤@¨÷¡]´çÃä·Ó§»Ä¶¡mµLê¸Ñ¹D¡n¡^¡C¡e^Ķ¡fA.
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(4) ¡m¨º¥ý¤ñ¥C¸g¡n¡CªF®Ê®É¥N(A.D.
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(3) ¥Xª©¹ï¤½×®Ñ¦U§O¡C
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(2)
Ãö©ó¦òµªº¥X¥Í¦a¡A¦b¶Ç©Ó¤§»¡¬O¤¤¦L«×ªºµÐ´£¾ðªþªñ¡A¾Ú¨¥¹ê»Ú¤W¬O´µ¨½ÂÅ¥d¹ï©¤ªº«n¦L«×¡A©ó¦¹¥X®a¾Ç¦ò¡AµM«á©¹¤j¦x¬£¤§®Ú¾Ú¦a´µ¨½ÂÅ¥d¡C
(1) ¡eì¤å¡fBuddhadatta's Manual,
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(2) ¡eì¤å¡fIbid., pp. 149-159.
(3) W. Geiger»{¬°³o¨Ç®Ñ¦ü¥G¬O¦P¦W¦Ó§ó¬°«á¥@ªº¤H©Ò§@(Pāli,
Literatur und Sprache,
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viii)¡C§Y¦³¤H±À·Q¬°¤jÅ@ªk»P°ßÃÑ®aªºÅ@ªk¬O§_«Y¦P¤@¤H¡A¦¹¬O©úÅ㪺¿ù»~¡C
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Philosophy (PTS. 1910).¡e«n¶Ç¡f¤»¤¨÷¡]¤ô³¥¥°¤¸Ä¶¡mÄáªüÏi¹F¿i¸q½×¡n¡^¡C
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(11) Vimalabuddhi.¦¹¤H¥çµÛ§@¤åªk®ÑNyāsa¡B¦¹®Ñ¤§µùÄÀ¥Ñ«eµùªºSaddhamma Jotipāla©Ò¼g¡C
(12) Nāmarūpapariccheda½s¶°ªÌªº§Ç(JPTS. 1914)°Ñ·Ó¡C
(13) ¥¼¥Xª©¡C
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(15) ¥¼¥Xª©¡C
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