It contains, among other things, the tale of the robber Angulimala and his garland of human fingers.
It contains, among other things, the tale of the robber Angulimala and his garland of human fingers. The first has sections on "Discipline," "Discourse," and "Special Learning," which are characterized as being of a "Basket." Much of it is written in the Pali dialect, and it is all that survives of Pali literature. The Vinaya Pitaka and Sutta Pitaka are widely accepted by all of its readers, while the Sarvastivada school only accepts the Sanskrit portions. FTP, name this total canon of the southern schools of Buddhism usually divided into three sections.
It contains, among other things, the tale of the robber Angulimala and his garland of human fingers.
{Tipitaka} or {Tripitaka}