Dear List;

Regarding the "acquired superiority" as opposed to "inherited
superiority" mentioned in the Lopez article, those who adhere to the
"ariya doctrine" are supposedly differentiated from the "untaught or
ignorant many-folk (assutavant puthjjana}."

At least according to "Dana: Giving and Getting in Pali Buddhism"
(2003) by Ellison Banks Friendly which gives the following references:
S 3.3, 42, 46, 138, 164, 173,; 4.206, 207, 287, 330; A 1.178, A =
Anguttara Nikaya, (Hare, 1989, Pali Text Society), but she also
references Woodward for both, well I'm confused.

Is there a standard citation system for Pali verses in Pali and
English translation?

Jon

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> Interesting article from tricycle.com. I do not think it is one you
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> http://www.tricycle.com/issues/from_archive/4152-1.html
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