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Parajika 1: sexual penetration
Parajika 4: wrongfully claiming noble attainments
Appendix 2: Aggravating and mitigating factors in theft
Appendix 3: The Buddhist calendar
Appendix 4: Compilation of the Pali Vinaya
Appendix 5: Copyright infringement and Vinaya
Appendix 6: Dates in early Buddhism
Appendix 7: Definition of 'monk' in Vinaya
Appendix 8: Definition of 'nun' in Vinaya
Appendix 9: Elision of the no-offence clauses
Appendix 10: Four Great Endorsements (cattāro mahāpadesā)
Appendix 11: The Four Standards
Appendix 12: History of Punishment: comparing England and Magadha
Appendix 13: Illustrative Stories of Parajika 2
Appendix 14: Mahasanghika and Sthavira Parajika 5
Appendix 15: Management of Sangha property
Appendix 16: No-offence clause: last four terms
Appendix 17: Nuns' dwellings in Buddhist India
Appendix 18: Parajika 1 - structure of the Pali suttavibhanga
Appendix 19: Parajika 2 - structure of the Pali suttavibhanga
Appendix 20: Parajika 3 - structure of the Pali suttavibhanga
Appendix 21: Parajika 4 - structure of the Pali suttavibhanga
Appendix 22: Pali terms for periods of the day
Appendix 23: Society and Religion in the Buddha’s India
Appendix 26: Teachings on Selfhood in Buddhism
Appendix 27: Structure of suttavibhanga
Appendix 28: Superhuman states outside of the word analysis to Parajika 4
Appendix 29: Superhuman States of the word analysis to Parajika 4
Appendix 30: Abandoning the ten fetters
Appendix 31: The Worldwide Sangha
