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Studies in Abhidharma Literature
and the Origins of Buddhist Philosophical Systems
SUNY Series in Indian Thought: Texts and Studies
Wilhelm Halbfass, Editor
STUDIES IN ABHIDHARMA LITERATURE
AND THE ORIGINS
OF BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEMS
Translated from the German
by Sophie Francis Kidd
under the supervision of
Ernst Steinkellner
Erich Frauwallner
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Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Frauwallner, Erich, 1898-1974
Studies in Abhidharma literature and the origins of Buddhist
philosophical systems / Erich Frauwallner : translated from the
German by Sophie Francis Kidd under the supervision of Ernst
Steinkellner.
p. cm. —(SUNY series in Indian thought)
ISBN 0-7914-2699-8 (alk. paper). — ISBN 0-7914-2700-5 (pbk. : alk.
paper)
I. Kidd, Sophie Francis. II. Steinkellner, Ernst. III. Series.
1995
'824—dc20 95-36
CIP
To the memory of
trim Zangenberg, née Frauwalb
Contents
Foreword ix
Translator's Note xv
Concordance xvii
Abbreviations of Frequently Cited Works xix
Part 1: The Canonical Abhidharma Literature—Its
Development and Methodology
I. The Earliest Abhidharma 1
II. The Canonical [Abhidharma] Works [of the
Sarvästiväda School] 13
III. The Abhidharma of the Pâli School 39