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Buddhaghosa (Ancient)、Pali Text Society (PTS) / Lu･･･

This is Volume I of the Sumangala-vilāsinī, the ancient commentary on the Dīgha Nikāya of the Pāli Canon, written by the important Theravāda scholar Buddhaghosa. It is the Second Edition, published in 1968 by the Pali Text Society (PTS) in London; the first edition came out in 1886. Edited by T. W. Rhys Davids and J. Estlin Carpenter, this volume reflects the PTS’s major role in preserving and publishing Pāli texts in Roman script for modern scholars. The book is a light grey or beige cloth-bound hardcover and appears to be in Excellent condition. There are no clear signs of foxing, tears, writing, or missing pages. Only minor age-related wear and slight tanning on the page edges are visible. For collectors and researchers, this volume is a key scholarly resource on early Buddhist teachings and a valuable example of classic PTS publishing.

Buddhaghosa (Original Commentary Author)、Pali Text･･･

This is Volume V of the Pāli Text Society (PTS) edition of the Samantapāsādikā, the main commentary on the Vinaya Piṭaka (Discipline Basket) by the fifth-century scholar Buddhaghosa. It is a key text for understanding monastic rules in Theravada Buddhism. Published by the prestigious Pali Text Society in London, this edition was edited by respected Japanese scholars J. Takakusu and Makoto Nagai, with assistance from Kogen Mizuno. Their involvement highlights the book’s international scholarly importance in Buddhist studies and Indology. This copy is the 1966 reprint of the original 1938 edition, showing the text’s lasting value. PTS hardback editions are out of print and highly sought after by collectors and libraries. The book is in excellent condition, with a clean gray/khaki cloth binding and bright gilt lettering. Minimal shelf wear appears only on the spine ends. This volume is essential for scholars of Theravada Buddhism, monastic law, and ancient Indian history.

Commentary by Buddhaghosa (Attributed), Edited by ･･･

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This is the second volume of the *Paramatthajotikā II*, the foundational 5th-century Buddhaghosa commentary on the *Sutta-Nipāta*. Reprinted in 1966 by the Pali Text Society (originally 1917) and edited by Helmer Smith, it provides authoritative explanations of the *Mahāvagga*, *Atthakavagga*, and *Pārāyanavagga*, making it essential for studying early Theravāda Buddhism. The light gray cloth hardcover with gilt spine lettering is exceptionally well-preserved, showing minimal wear and no markings or damage. Approx. 22 × 14.5 cm. Includes book only. PTS publications are highly valued, and a 50-year-old copy in Excellent Condition is notably rare for collectors and scholars.

Buddhaghosa,Edited by H.C. Norman、Pali Text Societ･･･

This volume is a key resource for studying Theravada Buddhist narrative literature. H.C. Norman’s edition, originally compiled between 1906 and 1915, was the first to critically bring together ancient palm-leaf manuscripts—including rare Khmer and Burmese versions—alongside traditional Sinhalese texts. It turns the oral commentary tradition into a definitive Romanized Pali text, making it accessible to modern scholars. Volume I covers the opening chapters of the Dhammapada, providing the background stories (Vatthu) for the verses. Notable contents include the story of Cakkhupāla, the blind monk, and a psychological analysis of the Yamaka Vagga (The Pairs). The text is in Romanized Pali, with detailed footnotes highlighting manuscript variations. This 1970 reprint, bound in sturdy blue-grey buckram by Stephen Austin & Sons, carries SBN 7189 0481 8 and was sponsored by the same benefactor who supported Burlingame’s Buddhist Legends. Essential for Pali students, university libraries.