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5· John Ross Carter (ed.), The Threefold Refuge in Theravlida Bud-
dhist Tradition (Chambersburg, Pa., 1982).
- Digha Nikaya ii. 140-I.
7· On six recollections (anusmrtilanussati) see Ailguttara Nikaya
iii. 284-8, 3I2-I7.
- Peter Skilling, 'The Rakl?ii Literature of the Sriivakayiina', Journal
of the Pali Text Society, 16 (1992), I09-82; Gombrich, Buddhist Precept
and Practice, 236-46.
9· Vinaya ii. 194:
ro. Digha Nikaya iii. I94-2o6.
I 1. Milindapaiiha 150-4.
12, Digha Nikaya ii. 74-5.
I3. Milindapaiiha 34-5·
- Digha Nikaya iii. 133, 235.
- Majjhima Nikaya i. 368-71.
I6. Lanklivatlira Satra 2rr-22 (244-59).
I7. e.g. Digha Nikaya i.; Majjhima Nikaya i. r8o. Cf. Visuddhimagga
i. 23, Ailguttara Nikaya v. I, Digha Nikaya ii. 86; Bhikkhu Bodhi,
The All-Embracing Net of Views, 276-8.
- Abhidhammatthasangaha-trka 54·
19. Anguttara Nikaya i. ro.
20. Visuddhimagga iii. 104-33; Vimuttimagga 63-70.
2I. e.g. Richard Gombrich, 'From Monastery to Meditation Centre: Lay
Meditation in Modern Sri Lanka' in Denwood and Piatigorsky
(eds.), Buddhist Studies Ancient and Modern (London, 1983), 20-
34·
22. Visuddhimagga vii. 101-2 on the practice of slllinussati by lay
followers.
- The Theravadin term is upaclira, the Sarvastivadin anagamya or
samantaka.
- Madhyantavibhaga-sastra vi. 3-4; Mahayanasutralarpkara xvi. rr-
14; Sravakabhumi I08-IO; Beyer, The Buddhist Experience, I07
(Kamalaslla's Bhlivanlikrama i.); Alex Wayman (trans.), Calm-
ing the Mind and Discerning the Real (New York, I978), 14I-3
(Tsong-kha-pa's Lam-rim chen-mo ); Jeffrey Hopkins, Meditation
on Emptiness (London, 1983), 67-90.
- Donald Swearer, 'The Way of Meditation', in Donald Lopez ( ed. ),
Buddhism in Practice, (Princeton, I99S), 207-I5, (2I2).
26. Cf. L. S. Cousins, 'Buddhistlhlina', Religion, 3 (I973), II 5-3 I (I21),
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