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Dear Dan and Steve,
It could be a page wynn mentioned last year . It was from a taiwan
university and I had a link but the link doesn't work now - you just
get the main page:
http://ccbs.ntu.edu.tw/DBLM/index.htm If Wynn sees this perhaps she
can help.
Yes, I am getting keen on the Pali, Jim Anderson and Suan have been
an inspiration and the help that is available on this list is really
outstanding (thanks to all) - Andy's Palitrans makes things much
easier, and the CSCD is priceless. I just saw Ven. Kumara's note
about the Gair file - very handy - as I ordered the book yesterday.

rob

In Pali@..., "onco111" <dhd5@...> wrote:

> Hi Steve,
> A year or so ago I stumbled onto a very nice reading of the
> Dhammapada on the web, complete with sound files, English
> translation, and translation notes. I downloaded the *.wav's for

the

> first fifty or so verses, but in the meantime I lost the website
> where all these things were located. It really is a nice reading

and

> would lend itself well to your project, but I don't know who did

the

> reading and notes. Does this website sound familiar to anyone

here?

>
> Dan
>
> P.S. Robert, you seem to have been studying Pali a little more
> closely lately. I think this is wonderful. I'd love to join you

[long

> distance] sometime in Pali and closer Abhidhamma study, but it

won't

> be for at least a year.