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Buddhaghosa (Commentator)、Luzac & Company, Ltd. fo･･･

書名：Buddhaghosa's MANORATHAP?RA?? II (A?guttara Nik?ya) 1967 P?li Text Society Hardcover
著者：Buddhaghosa (Commentator)
出版元：Luzac & Company, Ltd. for the Pali Text Society
刊行年：1967
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説明：本書は、ブッダゴーサによるアングッタラ・ニカーヤの注釈書『マノーラタプーラニー』第2巻の1967年刊行版である。パーリ・テキスト・ソサエティの校訂版としてルザック社から出版された。アングッタラ・ニカーヤの経典群に対する詳細な解釈と注釈を収録し、上座部仏教の教義研究および初期仏教テキストの理解に不可欠な注釈文献である。パーリ語仏教学の専門的研究において中心的な参照資料として機能する。
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Buddhaghosa (Original Commentator); J. Takakusu & ･･･

This report covers Volume II of the Samantapāsādikā, Buddhaghosa’s key commentary on the Vinaya Piṭaka, published by the Pali Text Society (PTS) in 1969. The Samantapāsādikā explains the rules and regulations of monastic life in the Vinaya Piṭaka, one of the three main sections of the Pāli Canon in Theravāda Buddhism. Buddhaghosa, a 5th-century scholar, is the author, and the text is essential for studying Buddhist history, law, and monastic practices. The PTS, founded in London in 1881, produces authoritative Romanized Pāli editions used worldwide. This 1969 edition, a reprint of the 1927 original, was edited by Japanese scholars J. Takakusu and Dr. M. Nagai, highlighting early 20th-century collaboration between Eastern and Western Buddhist studies. The hardcover is grey cloth with gold lettering, in Good condition (Grade B), with sound binding and complete text. It is highly recommended for academic libraries, collectors, and scholars of Pāli and Theravāda Buddhism.

Buddhaghosa (Traditional Commentator); H. C. Norma･･･

This report covers Volume III of the Dhammapadatthakathā, the Pāli commentary on the Dhammapada, published by the Pali Text Society (PTS) in 1970. The Dhammapadatthakathā, traditionally attributed to Buddhaghosa, provides narratives and moral lessons that explain the verses of the widely read Dhammapada, offering historical context and “Buddhist Legends.” This volume is a 1970 reprint of the 1906 critical edition, edited by H. C. Norman, M.A. The PTS, established in London in 1881, ensures the text’s academic reliability. A note indicates the reprint was supported by a “Well-Wisher,” highlighting the philanthropic role in sustaining Pāli scholarship. The hardcover features classic light grey/green PTS cloth with gilt lettering, in Excellent condition (Grade A). The binding is firm, pages are clean, and the text is complete. This volume is essential for completing the PTS Dhammapadatthakathā set and is highly valued by scholars, libraries, and collectors of Theravāda Buddhist texts.

Buddhaghosa (Original Commentator)、Pali Text Socie･･･

This book is an important scholarly edition of the Manorathapūraṇī, the main Pāli commentary on the Aṅguttara Nikāya (Numerical Discourses). Written by the famous 5th-century scholar Buddhaghosa, it is a key source for understanding early Theravāda Buddhism. This volume, Volume III, explains the Catukka, Pañcaka, and Chakka Nipātas (the Fours, Fives, and Sixes). Published by the respected Pali Text Society (PTS) and edited by Dr. Hermann Kopp, this 1966 reprint of the 1936 edition is considered a high-quality academic standard. PTS books are widely used as official reference editions. This hardback is valued for its strong cloth binding and reliable printing. Libraries often seek this volume to complete the five-volume set. The grey cloth cover is sturdy, with clear gilt lettering on the spine. The binding is tight, with light shelf wear and normal age-related yellowing on the page edges.

Buddhaghosa (Traditional Commentator); H. C. Norma･･･

This report covers Volume IV, including the index, of the Dhammapadatthakathā (Commentary on the Dhammapada), published by the Pali Text Society (PTS) in 1970. The Dhammapadatthakathā, attributed to Buddhaghosa, explains the verses of the Dhammapada through stories and moral lessons, providing historical context and illustrating the meaning behind the sayings. This 1970 edition is a reprint of the original 1906 PTS publication and was edited by H. C. Norman, formerly Professor of English Literature at Queen’s College, Benares. The PTS, established in London in 1881, ensures the text’s scholarly reliability. A note indicates the reprint was sponsored by a “Well-Wisher,” reflecting support for Pāli studies. The hardcover is grey-green cloth with bright gilt lettering, in Excellent condition (Grade A). Binding is firm, pages are clean, and the text is complete. This volume, with its final portion and index, is essential for completing PTS collections and is highly valued by scholars.