Sectarian Abhidharma
71 texts
T 1536.1: 緣起品
T 1536.2: 一法品
T 1536.3: 二法品
T 1536.4: 三法品
T 1536.5: 四法品
T 1536.6: 五法品
T 1536.7: 六法品
T 1536.8: 七法品
T 1536.9: 八法品
T 1536.10: 九法品
T 1536.11: 十法品
T 1536.12: 讚勸品
T 1537 Colophon: Colophon
T 1537.1: Training Rules
T 1537.2: Factors of Stream Entry
T 1537.3: Ways to Realize Purity
T 1537.4: Fruits of the Ascetic
T 1537.5: Ways of Practice
T 1537.6: Noble Traditions
T 1537.7: Ways of Proper Excellence
T 1537.8: Miraculous Abilities
T 1537.9: Abodes of Mindfulness
T 1537.10: Noble Truths
T 1537.11: Meditations
T 1537.12: Measureless [Mental States]
T 1537.13: Formless [Samādhis]
T 1537.14: Cultivation of Samādhi
T 1537.15: Factors of Awakening
T 1537.16: Mixed Subjects
T 1537.17: Faculties
T 1537.18: [Sense] Fields
T 1537.19: Aggregates
T 1537.20: Many Elements
T 1537.21: Dependent Origination
T 1545.98: The Great Treatise on Abhidharma 1
T 1545.178: The Great Treatise on Abhidharma 2
T 1548.1: The Senses
T 1548.2: The Elements
T 1548.3: The Aggregates
T 1548.4: The Four Noble Truths
T 1548.5: The Faculties
T 1548.6: The Seven Factors of Awakening
T 1548.7: The Unskillful Roots
T 1548.8: The Skillful Roots
T 1548.9: The Basic Elements
T 1548.10: The Layman
T 1548.11: Elements
T 1548.12: Deeds
T 1548.13: Persons
T 1548.14: Knowledge
T 1548.15: Conditionality
T 1548.16: The Abodes of Mindfulness
T 1548.17: Right Effort
T 1548.18: Spiritual Abilities
T 1548.19: The Meditations
T 1548.20: The Path
T 1548.21: Afflictions
T 1548.22: Inclusions
T 1548.23: Associations
T 1548.24: Universals
T 1548.25: Causes
T 1548.26: Name and Form
T 1548.27: Provisional Bonds
T 1548.28: Actions (saṃskāra)
T 1548.29: Contact
T 1548.30: Provisional Mind
T 1548.31: The Path of Ten Unskillful Deeds
T 1548.32: The Path of Ten Skillful Deeds
T 1548.33: Samādhi
Pk: Treatise on Phenomena
The full title is Abhidharmaprakaraṇapādaśāstra (Apidamo Pin Lei Zu Lun, 阿毘達磨品類足論). It was composed by Vasumitra and translated in eighteen fascicles by Xuanzang on October 10th–November 30th, CE 660 at Yü-hua Monastery (玉華寺). This was a central Abhidharma treatise, which influenced even non-Sarvāstivādin texts such as the Mahāprajñapāramītopadeśa. In the Taishō edition of the Chinese canon, it is text number 1542, located at T vol. 26, 692b. Another partial translation by Guṇabhadra and Bodhiyaśas in CE 435–443 may be found at T 1541 under the title 衆事分阿毘曇論.
Praj: Treatise on Descriptions
The Prajñaptiśāstra (Shi She Lun, 施設論) consists of a series of questions and answers on points of doctrine based on a <i lang='pi' translate='no'>mātikā</i>, supported by sutta quotes. It was said to be composed by Maudgalyāyana. The Chinese translation in seven fascicles was by Dharmarakṣa and others around CE 1018–1058. In the Taishō edition of the Chinese canon, it is text number 1538, located at T vol. 26, 514a.