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...ombo, 1990, pages 12f; reprinted in ''Collected Papers'', volume IV, 1993, Pali Text Society, 1993, page 174</ref> ...3rd edition], 2010, pages 395f</ref> and quotes a stock passage from the [[Pali Canon]] in support.

...okkeeping.) This is traditionally regarded as the "first edition" of the [[Pali Canon]]. The Council is also said to have decided not to take up the Buddha ...Buddhism in Tissa's work the Kathāvatthu, which the Council added to the [[Pali Canon]]

*Prakrit (including Pali)

...lumes.<ref>''The Numerical Discourses of the Buddha'', Wisdom Publications/Pali Text Society, 2012, page 1691, note 747</ref>. ***pdfs at [https://www.pali-text-images.net/bjt/index.htm]

...a occurred in [[Sanskrit]], and a corresponding form (manta) occurred in [[Pali]]. The word mantra is used in [[Yoga|yoga]], [[Hinduism]] and [[Buddhism]]

...tin-script transcriptions, such as the standard transcription of Sanskrit, Pali and related languages.

...lisher=Wisdom Publications|year=1996|id=ISBN 0-8617-1103-3}} p. 17</ref>. Pali's grammar is simplified as compared with Sanskit, and the vocabulary is sim ! Pali

...43 | oclc = 54827171}}</ref> The name Varanasi was spelt ''Baranasi'' in [[Pali]], which gave birth to the name ''Banaras.''<ref>{{cite web | url = http://

...inism]] and [[Hinduism]], '''nirvāṇa''' (from the [[Sanskrit]] निर्वाण, [[Pali]]: '''Nibb&#257;na''' or '''Nibb&#257;ṇa''' -- [[Chinese language|Chines ...e second by smothering it or starving it of fuel. Etymologically, nirvāṇa (Pali Nibbana) in [[sutra]] is 'bhavanirodha nibbanam' (The subjugation of becomi

...r to [[Sanskrit]]. Before 1892, and often after, Western scholars used the Pali name Tipiṭaka. This is one of the names used within the tradition, probab The main divisions of the Pali Canon are the three piṭakas (which is what "Tipiṭaka" means):

...their own languages. The name is derived from "Buddha" ([[Sanskrit]] and [[Pali]]), which is a title rather than a name. Literally it means "awakened". It ...n the Middle Ages, but is little used by any Buddhists now. Theravada uses Pali, a dialect from an earlier phase of Buddhist history, while Chinese and Tib

**Parajika: ''The Book of the Discipline'', tr I.B. Horner, Pali Text Society, volume I, 1938, and the first part of volume II, 1940 ***''Dialogues of the Buddha'', volume I, tr T.W. Rhys Davids, 1899, Pali Text Society

This addendum will give a detailed account of the Pali Canon. ...first, and also arranges the piṭaka list differently,<ref>''Journal of the Pali Text Society'', 1886, pages 57, 55</ref> followed in that by the inscriptio

...rded this council as entirely fictitious.<ref>''Teaching of Vimalakirti'', Pali Text Society, 1976, page XCIII</ref> According to the ''Princeton Dictionar

...There, they began cutting notches into the [[Nu`uanu Pali|Nu{{okina}}uanu Pali]] mountain ridge, which would serve as gunports for Kalanikupule's cannons. ..., over 400 Oahu warriors either jumped or were pushed over the edge of the Pali.

...There, they began cutting notches into the [[Nu`uanu Pali|Nu{{okina}}uanu Pali]] mountain ridge, which would serve as gunports for Kalanikupule's cannons. ..., over 400 Oahu warriors either jumped or were pushed over the edge of the Pali.

...e Indo-Aryan, includes [[Pali]], the language of the [[Pali Canon#Language|Pali Canon]].

...related to Sanskrit (the Prakrits) developed alongside it. One of these, [[Pali]], became historically important as one of the languages of [[Buddhism]]. L

:''Scriptures:'' Several collections, divided by language (Pali, Tibetan, Chinese) and genre (sutra, vinaya, abhidharma).

...annaphūmā also studied classics and read Latin and Greek as well as [[Pāli|Pali]]: becoming the very model of a French scholar-politician. It is a standard ...n 1931 founded the Independent Lao Buddhist Institute in Viang Chan, where Pali was taught so that the Lao could study their own ancient history. The resto