The long discourses of the Buddha : a translation of the Dīgha Nikāya / byMaurice Walshe.Brahmajila Sutta: The SupremeNetWhat the Teaching Is Not[I] 1.1. .THUS HAVE I HEARD.There is a separate translation of this Sutta by Bhikkhu Bodhi, The All-Embracing
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The long discourses of the Buddha : a translation of the Dīgha Nikāya / byMaurice Walshe.Brahmajila Sutta: The SupremeNetWhat the Teaching Is Not[I] 1.1. .THUS HAVE I HEARD.There is a separate translation of this Sutta by Bhikkhu Bodhi, The All-Embracing1. Brahmajālasuttaṃ99%
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The long discourses of the Buddha : a translation of the Dīgha Nikāya / byMaurice Walshe.THUS HAVE I HEARD. Once the Lord was staying at Rajagaha, in Jivaka Komārabhacca's`The royal physician. MN 55 (on meat-eating) is addressed to him. See n.417. mango2. Sāmaññaphalasuttaṃ85%
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1.1 THUS HAVE I HEARD. Once the Lord was touring Kosalawith a large number of monks, some five hundred, and hecame to a Kosalan Brahmin village called Icchhankala.Andhe stayed in the dense jungle of Icchanankala.At that time theBrahmin Pokkharasati was liPride Humbled99%
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THUS HAVE I HEARD. Once the Lord was travellingamong the Angas with a large company of some five hundredmonks, and he arrived at Campa.At Campa he stayed byGaggarā's lotus-pond.At that time the Brahmin Sonadandawas living at Campa, a populous place, full4. Soṇadaṇḍasuttaṃ99%
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