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Title | The Minor anthologies of the Pali canon : stories of the mansions, new translation of the verses and commentarial excerpts ; and Peta Vatthu:stories of the departed / part 4, Vimānavatthu: |
Publication | Oxford : Pali Text Soceity, 1998. |
Description | xxvii, 110 pages ; 21 cm. |
Series | Sacred books of the Buddhists31 |
pt. 1. Dhammapada: Verses on Dhamma, and Khuddaka-patha: the text of the minor sayings; translated by Rhys Davids pt. 2. Udana: Verses of uplift, and Itivuttaka: As it was said; translated by F.L. Woodward.- pt. 3. Chronicle of Buddhas (Buddhavamsa), and Basket of conduct (Cariyapitaka), translated by I.B. Horner.- pt. 4. Vimana Vatthu: Stories of the mansions, and Peta Vatthu: Stories of the departed; translated by J. Kennedy and H.S. Gehman. Edited by Mrs. R. Davids | |
This book is a translation of two texts from the Khuddakanikāya in the Suttapiṭaka of the Pali Canon: the Vimānavatthu (Stories of the Mansions) and the Petavatthu (Stories of the Departed). It provides a new translation of the verses from these texts, along with excerpts from their commentaries. The Vimānavatthu text consists of 83 stories describing the former meritorious actions that have led to individuals being reborn as gods enjoying life in celestial mansions (vimānas). The Petavatthu consists of 51 stories about departed ones (petas) who suffer because of bad action in former lives. This edition is a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners, offering insights into Buddhist ethics, karma, and cosmology. | |
ISBN: | 0860130738 |
Subject(s) | Vimana Vatthu Translation Peta Vatthu Translation |
Contributor(s) | Horner, I.B. Gehman, H.S. |
Classification Number | 294.382352 Su |