{08b-visuddhimagga-01} – (pp.114, para.109 – pp.114, para.111) As to extension and non-extension.
{08b-visuddhimagga-02} – (pp.115, para.112 – pp.116, para.116) cont. As to extension and non-extension.
{08b-visuddhimagga-03} – (pp.116, para.117 – pp.117, para.119) As to object; As to plane; As to apprehending.
{08b-visuddhimagga-04} – (pp.117, para.120 – pp.117, para.121) As to condition; As to suitability to temperament.
{08b-visuddhimagga-05} – (pp.118, para.122 – pp.121, para.133) End of Chapter III – Description of Concentration.
A compendium of the Theravāda Buddhist philosophy and meditation, the Visuddhimagga, meaning "Path of Purification (清净道论)", was written in Sri Lanka in the early 5th century AD by Venerable Buddhaghosa (觉音尊者).
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