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Tipitaka >> Abhidhamma Pitaka >> Dhatukatha >> THE TREATMENT OF TEXT
Pali Versions : Pali-English Version and Pali-Devanagri Version

Translated by : U Narada


THE TREATMENT OF THE TEXT

1. M e t h o d s

Chapters

I. Classification   and   Unclassification

II. Classified and Unclassified

III. Unclassified and Classified

IV. Classified and Classified

V. Unclassified and Unclassified

VI. Associaion and Dissociation

VII. Associated and Dissociated

VIII. Dissociated and Associated

IX . Associated and Associated

X . Dissociated and Dissociated

XI. Associated with , and Dissociated from , th e Classified

XII. Classified  and Unclassified concerning the Associated

XIII. Associated with , and Dissociated from , the Unclassified

XIV . Classified and Unclassified concerning the Dissociated

2 . I n t e r n a l   St a t e s   o f   E n q u i r y

5 Aggregates = 5

12 Bases = 12

18 Elements = 18

4 Truths = 4

22 Faculties = 22

Dependent Origination = 28

4 Applications of Mindful ness = 1

4 Great Efforts = 1

4 Roads to Psychic Power = 1

4 Trances (Jhanas) = 1

4 Illimitable States = 1

5 Faculties = 1

5 Strengths = 1

7 Factors of Enlightenment = 1

8 The Noble Eightfold Path =  1

Contact

Feeling

Perception

Volition

Consciousness

Decision

Attention

= 7

Total = 105

3. Principles   of   the   Methods

1. Classification under the three categories of aggregates, bases and

elements.

2. Undassification under the three categories of aggregates, bases

and elements.

3. Association with the four mental aggregates.

4. Dissociation from the four mental aggregates.

4. Characteristics   of   the   Methods

1. The common characteristic of conforming with the Classification

and Association principles.

2. The common characteristic of not conforming with the Classification

and Association principles.

5. External   States   of   Enquiry

All the 22 Triplets and 100 Couplets of the Dhammasangani table of contents.

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