"Paracanonical texts" (Pāli: Anupiṭaka; lit. 'after piṭaka'), also known as "non-canonical," "extra-canonical," and "post-canonical texts," refers to collected non-canonical or extra-canonical Pāli literature of Buddhism. These texts are considered as important supplements or complements to the core teachings contained in the Tipitaka.
"Paracanonical texts" (Pāli: Anupiṭaka; lit. 'after piṭaka'), also known as "non-canonical," "extra-canonical," and "post-canonical texts," refers to collected non-canonical or extra-canonical Pāli literature of Buddhism. These texts are considered as important supplements or complements to the core teachings contained in the Tipitaka.
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