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Companion to the cleaned reading edition in this folder. The base text is the proofread transcription (Thiab Malai 1997 Thesis.md and Thiab Malai 1997 Thesis vol.2.md), which was checked page by page against the scanned PDFs. This file lists every change made to the wording of that text, and every formatting change that affects more than markup.

  • Corrected: typing errors in the author’s English, and clear slips in names, references, headings and quoted Pāli. A slip counts as clear only where the right form is certain, usually because the same word is spelt correctly nearby or in the cited source line.
  • Not touched: reported variant readings (for example “B1 reads X for Y”), which are reproduced exactly as typed. Readings that could be deliberate are also left alone, and so are the items under Queried.
  • Pāli slips: only those found during proofreading and the checks for this edition are corrected. The quotations have not been re-collated against the printed editions.
  • Locations: “p.” gives the typescript page, which also appears as a hidden <!-- p. N --> marker in each file. “n.” gives a footnote label in that file, for example n. 3-12 = [^3-12].
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Typing errors corrected 205
Clear slips corrected (names, references, quoted Pāli) 39
Logged formatting normalisations 109
Printed pages missing from the scan 1 (p. 629)

The Context column shows the original text around the change, with the changed part in bold.

Page Change Type Context
p. iii Cattle → Cottle (the Government Printer; spelt Cottle in the Mmd entry) typo …by Subhūti, W., H.C. Cattle, Acting Government Printer,…
p. iv Bankok → Bangkok typo …Mahāculālaṅkaraṇavidyālaya, Bankok 1990.…
p. iv Copenhegen → Copenhagen typo …Academy of Sciences And Letters, Copenhegen, 1924-44; Vol. II, 1960-82.…
p. v skeen → Skeen (publisher) typo …Ceylon Vol. I, by D’Alwis, James, William skeen, Government printer, Colombo,…
p. v colombo → Colombo (EB entry) typo …W.G., The Government of Sri Lanka, colombo, 1979-89.…
p. v Eploring → Exploring typo … ES Eploring the Saddanīti, by Kahrs, E.G.,…
p. vi Bankok → Bangkok typo …Sapya, Chulalongkorn University, Bankok, 1977.…
p. viii Mogallāna → Moggallāna slip … Mogg Mogallāna-vyākaraṇa (Sinhalese script), by…
p. ix Mogallāna → Moggallāna slip … Mogg-pṭ Mogallāna-pañcikā-ṭīkā (Burmese script), by…
p. ix colombo → Colombo typo …Moggallāna, Saccasamuccaya Press, colombo, 1929.…
p. ix Moggalāna → Moggallāna slip … Mogg-v Moggalāna Ṇvādi Vutti (Sinhalese script), by…
p. xii Bankok → Bangkok typo …Mahāculalaṅkaraṇarājavidyālaya, Bankok, 1993.…
p. xiii Rhys Davis → Rhys Davids typo … Sumaṅgala-vilāsinī Vol. I, by Rhys Davis, T.W., and Carpenter, J.E., PTS,…
p. xiii Bankok → Bangkok typo …Mahāculā-laṅkaraṇavidyālaya, Bankok, 1993.…
p. xiii dhamasenāpati → dhammasenāpati (cf. Ariyavaṃsadhammasenāpatithera, Maṇis-ṭ entry) slip …Vol. I (Thai script), by Ñāṇābhivaṃsadhamasenāpati, Mahāculā-laṅkaraṇavidyālaya,…
p. xiv Vl. → Vol. typo …repr. 1964; Vol. IV, repr. 1964; Vl. V, repr. 1964.…
p. xiv Rhys David → Rhys Davids typo … Yam Yamaka Vol. I, by Rhys David, C., PTS, London, 1911.…
Page Change Type Context
p. 4 seperation → separation typo …The literal meaning would be: “seperation, distinction”. PED gives…
p. 4 Abidhamma → Abhidhamma typo …and it indicates the entire Abidhamma, sutta-s without verses and the…
p. 6 complimentary → complementary typo …studies of Pāli and Sanskrit may prove to be complimentary to each other. W. Subhūti remarks: “Those who…
p. 7 Mogggallāna → Moggallāna slip …(1) Kaccāyana-vyākaraṇa (2) Mogggallāna-vyākaraṇa (3) Saddanīti.…
p. 10 Paramatthabindhu → Paramatthabindu slip …namely, the Saddabindu and Paramatthabindhu. During this time Pāli grammar…
p. 22 arantaship → arahantship typo …sermon, and having attained arantaship, joined the order. He then…
p. 38 Windish → Windisch typo …(4) According to Windish, Kaccāyana’s work must at all…
p. 48 Saddhamajotipāla → Saddhammajotipāla slip …of Pagan. He is also known as Saddhamajotipāla and wrote it at the…
p. 51 benifit → benefit typo …the difficult rules for the benifit of its users. There was an…
p. 55 corespond → correspond typo …The chapters 3-9 of it corespond to 1-7 of…
p. 69 gramm → Gramm (abbreviation as listed in the bibliography) slip …texts recorded in Gv, Sās, Nām, gramm (PGL), Piṭ-sm, PLB, PLC, CPD etc; for…
p. 72 Venerble → Venerable typo …Vutti (Sinhalese script) by the Venerble Dharmakirti Srī Dharmarama,…
p. 75 occuring → occurring typo …but only referred to the texts occuring in his work. He did his work long…
p. 77 arbritrary → arbitrary typo …of quotations seems to be rather arbritrary. It does not follow any…
p. 77 occuring → occurring typo …not recorded, however, we find it occuring in Ja V 148 and refer to it, see…
p. 77 occuring → occurring typo …tiṇṇo pāraṅgato ahu as an example occuring in Dhp 414, but Dhp reads jhāyī…
n. 34 Scharf → Scharfe typo …G.P. Malalasekera (PLC p. 185) H. Scharf (GE p. 194) K.R. Norman (PL p. 116)…
n. 178 soruce → source typo …They give the Sāsanavaṃsa as the soruce for this. But G.E. Fryer (NPK p.…
n. 199 Eassay → Essay typo …Jardine Prize Eassay, p. 36 quoted in PLB p. 23 fn.…
n. 248 Fousböll → Fausböll typo …mentioned by De Zoysa and Fousböll. At least in the introductory…
n. 254 Kva-cyā → Kya-cvā (spelt Kya-cvā seven times elsewhere, same dates) slip …of Pagan during the reign of the king Kva-cyā (1234-50 A.D.). However,…
n. 283 commited → committed typo …use of the latest materials. He commited the same mistakes as Subhūti whom…
n. 283 Subhuti → Subhūti slip …Jayawardhana. He makes use of Subhuti’s Nāmamālā and the other sources in the Pāli…
Page Change Type Context
p. 96 wirtten → written typo …for tha, dha is often wirtten, e.g. gantha “book” as gandha…
p. 100 occuring → occurring typo …(6) Sound e occuring at the end is changed into sound…
p. 100 occuring → occurring typo …The sound e occuring at the end, when vowel follows,…
p. 100 occuring → occurring typo …The sounds o and u occuring at the final position, when…
p. 105 occuring → occurring typo …word kvaci cancels the word vā occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 105 occuring → occurring typo …are used to cancel the word kvaci occuring in the rule 14. According to…
p. 107 bikkhave → bhikkhave (A II 147 quotation) slip …in A II 147, 18-19 as follows:- “cattāro’me bikkhave dhammā saddhammassa sammosāya…
p. 118 occuring → occurring typo …The consonant occuring after a vowel is doubled at its…
p. 125 bikkhave → bhikkhave (A IV 48 quotation) slip …in A IV 48, 3-5 as follows:- “maraṇasaññāparicitena bikkhave bhikkhuno cetasā bahulaṃ viharato…
p. 131 dublication → duplication typo …of ṭ, but Roman edition has no dublication of ṭ which is not keeping…
p. 141 occuring → occurring typo …find that ca stands for the word occuring in the preceding rule.…
p. 141 occuring → occurring typo …Kaccāyana uses ca for the word occuring in the preceding rule. If we want…
p. 142 occuring → occurring typo …the rule 39 ca stands for lopaṃ occuring in the preceding rule. The word…
p. 142 prefered → preferred typo …and therefore Kaccāyana has prefered it. In the rule 40, we have ca;…
p. 144 occuring → occurring typo …By the force of vā ‘option’ occuring in this rule, we expect the…
p. 144 coversation → conversation typo …the following l; ex. (1) sallāpo, coversation; (2) pulliṅgaṃ, the masculine…
p. 147 etad voca → etad avoca (Vin, M, Sn quotations) slip …Idaṃ vatvāna sugato athāparaṃ etad voca satthā”. “akkocchi maṃ avadhi…
p. 164 occuring → occurring typo …the word byañjane cancels i-vaṇṇe occuring in the rule 46. In the rule 48…
p. 165 procedes → precedes typo …One aphorism says: “When a vowel procedes a consonant, it remains unchanged…
p. 171 occuring → occurring typo …B1 quotes anacchriyaṃ occuring in Vin II 17, 31-33 as follows:-…
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p. 175 occuring → occurring typo …(i and ī) and u-vaṇṇa (u and ū) (occuring at the end of masculine stems)…
p. 176 occuring → occurring typo …(two, the i-vaṇṇa and u-vaṇṇa) occuring at the end of feminine stems, are…
p. 195 occuring → occurring typo …even in the case of two s sounds occuring as augments and that the final…
p. 213 geders → genders typo …feminine, neuter) or two kinds of geders, namely: (1) atthaliṅga (the…
p. 214 endigs → endings typo …by giving the lists of case-endigs for each number and every case.…
p. 214 techinical → technical typo …116, 117, 119 he deals with the techinical terms jha-la which stand for i or…
p. 215 occuring → occurring typo …ca may stand for jinavacanayuttaṃ occuring in the opening rule. In the third…
p. 216 occuring → occurring typo …word tato stands for ta, eta, imā occuring in the rules 63-64. In the rule…
p. 216 occuring → occurring typo …word ca stands for the word āgamā occuring in the rule 61. In the rule 68…
p. 217 occuring → occurring typo …ca stands for addition to āva occuring in the rule 73. In the rule 78…
p. 217 occuring → occurring typo …78 the word ca stands for āva occuring in the rule 75. In the rule 79…
p. 217 occuring → occurring typo …81 the word ca stands for goṇa occuring in the rule 80. From the rule 82…
p. 218 occuring → occurring typo …which cancels the word rassaṃ occuring in the rule 84; the word sarā is…
p. 218 occuring → occurring typo …110 the word ca stands for ato occuring in the rule 103. In the rule 114…
p. 218 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca stands for jha-lato occuring in the preceding rule. In…
p. 219 occuring → occurring typo …119 the word ca stands for yonaṃ occuring in the preceding rule.…
p. 219 Thereofore → Therefore typo …the vutti is the original. Thereofore B1, S1, S2 record it. The…
p. 231 Elightened → Enlightened typo …saṃsāraṃ tāreti bhagavā - the Elightened One causes the people to cross…
p. 255 occuring → occurring typo …126 the word ca stands for aṃ occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 256 occuring → occurring typo …word ca stands for tumh’āmhākaṃ occuring in the preceding rule, but the…
p. 256 occuring → occurring typo …144 the word ca stands for amhi occuring in the preceding rule. The word…
p. 256 occuring → occurring typo …preceding rule. The word padato occuring in the rule 147 is understood up…
p. 256 occuring → occurring typo …150 the word ca stands for te, me occuring in the rule 148. In the rule 150…
p. 256 occuring → occurring typo …rule 160 the word ca stands for u occuring in previous rule, whereas the…
p. 289 occuring → occurring typo …to the rule 167 also. The word ca occuring in the rule 167 is significant…
p. 290 occuring → occurring typo …and therefore the word sabbato occuring again in the rule 168 becomes…
p. 290 occuring → occurring typo …as against the word anapuṃsakassa occuring in the rule 172. However, the…
p. 291 occuring → occurring typo …represent the word manogaṇādito occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 291 occuring → occurring typo …for brahma-atta-sakha-rājādito occuring in the preceding rule. The vutti…
p. 291 occuring → occurring typo …used to indicate the word yonaṃ occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 298 occuring → occurring typo …order to quote the full form occuring in S I 17, 3-4 as quoted under I.…
p. 298 occuring → occurring typo …order to quote the full form occuring in Dhp 151 as follows:-…
p. 299 aditional → additional typo …the word ca is for including the aditional meaning of silopo) after…
p. 300 acording → according typo …to the original. However, acording to some modern Pāli grammarians’…
p. 301 togehter → together typo …and janitāro were possibly joined togehter; perhaps he could not distinguish…
p. 319 occuring → occurring typo …word sesato cancels napuṃsakehi occuring in the rule 217. According to…
p. 319 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca may stand for kissa occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 319 occuring → occurring typo …word ca is taken for the word ka occuring in the rule 227; however, in the…
p. 319 occuring → occurring typo …word vā cancels the word niccaṃ occuring in the preceding rule. If the…
p. 320 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca may stand for kimassa occuring in the preceding rule. From the…
p. 323 Kaccayāna → Kaccāyana slip …and may not be the original one composed by Kaccayāna, because the example i.e. etto,…
p. 323 musculine → masculine typo …by Senart, S1, S2 and T has musculine gender. It may be…
p. 334 comparision → comparison typo …abstract noun and the degree of comparision. In the rule 272, he deals with…
p. 334 calophon → colophon typo …In the calophon of Rūpasiddhi’s Nāma-kaṇḍa,…
p. 335 occuring → occurring typo …it is taken to indicate kvaci occuring in the rule 250; however, this…
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p. 345 seperation → separation typo …purity, freedom, reason, seperation, measure, denoting ‘before’,…
p. 345 An → And typo …An in the following context the case-relation is called…
p. 347 seperation → separation typo …the same manner. In the sense of seperation:- ‘vivitto pāpakā dhammā’…
p. 371 desregard → disregard typo …(35) Also in denoting desregard.…
p. 380 becasuse → because typo …by Kachchayano is the ablative, becasuse, says the commentator, it is the…
p. 381 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca stands for sampadāna occuring in the rule 278. In the rule 281…
p. 382 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca stands for paṭhamā occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 382 occuring → occurring typo …289 the word ca stands for tatiyā occuring in the preceding rule. Similarly,…
p. 382 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca stands for pañcamī occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 383 occuring → occurring typo …stands for sattamī occuring in the preceding rule. Similarly,…
p. 383 occuring → occurring typo …309 the word ca stands for dutiyā occuring in the preceding rule. However,…
p. 383 occuring → occurring typo …ca stands for tatiyā-sattamīnaṃ occuring in the rule 309. In Senart, T,…
p. 383 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca stands for sattamī occuring in the rule 312. However, in the…
p. 383 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca is used for sattamī occuring in the rule 312.…
p. 402 etad voca → etad avoca (Vin, M, Sn quotations) slip …ten’añjaliṃ paṇāmetvā bhagavantaṃ etad voca “desetu bhante bhagavā dhammaṃ,…
p. 406 interpaloted → interpolated typo …composed by Kaccāyana, it is interpaloted later on. Senart records it…
p. 411 etad voca → etad avoca (Vin, M, Sn quotations) slip …āyasmantaṃ puṇṇaṃ mantāṇiputtaṃ etad voca ’bhagavati no āvuso brahmacariyaṃ…
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p. 418 occuring → occurring typo …(sounds) and āgama (augments) occuring in the compounds, taddhita,…
p. 442 femine → feminine typo …When a femine word in the same case follows, a…
p. 448 chpater → chapter typo …This chpater of samāsa covers 28 rules. The…
p. 449 Adjiectival → Adjectival typo …(Adverbial) (2) Kammadhāraya (Adjiectival) (3) Digu (Numerical) (4)…
p. 451 occuring → occurring typo …the word so refers to abyayībhāvo occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 451 occuring → occurring typo …napuṃsakaliṅgo and ekattaṃ occuring in the rules 322 and 323. In the…
p. 451 occuring → occurring typo …338 the word ca stands for kussa occuring in the preceding rule, in the…
p. 451 occuring → occurring typo …this ca cancels the word kvaci occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 452 occuring → occurring typo …for samāsanta occuring in the rule 339 which, however,…
p. 455 occuring → occurring typo …to be the sanskritised form occuring in Pāli language. B1 reads…
p. 460 eventhough → even though typo …siriṃsapa in neuter gender, eventhough some words can have either…
p. 464 exisences → existences typo …dasa bhavā: dasabhavaṃ (ten exisences: dasabhavaṃ), na dasabhavaṃ:…
p. 467 varsions → versions typo …Kammadhāraya as shown by all the varsions; not Bahubbīhi as stated by…
p. 474 worrior → warrior typo …(wife of the worrior’s relative(?):…
p. 479 Ñānāloka → Ñāṇāloka (cf. Pay entry in the bibliography) slip …also”. And Ven. K. Kodāgoda Siri Ñānāloka, the editor of the Payogasiddhi,…
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p. 501 faminine → feminine typo …after the words eka etc. in the faminine gender (and) in the sense of ’the…
p. 514 intial → initial typo …a suffix having ṇ follows, the intial vowel or vowel belonging to the…
p. 516 lenghtened → lengthened typo …vowels of a word are sometimes lenghtened or shortened. Lengthening of the…
p. 516 Conquerer → Conqueror typo …so as to suit the words of the Conquerer.…
p. 518 consistantly → consistently typo …Thus the rules should be applied (consistantly) according to the word of the…
p. 520 coves → covers typo …This chapter on taddhita coves 62 rules. The word taddhita is derived…
p. 524 occuring → occurring typo …it may better represent ṇika occuring in the preceding rule. However ,…
p. 524 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca may stand for chassa occuring in the rule 376 and the word…
p. 525 occuring → occurring typo …384 the word ca stands for ra occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 525 occuring → occurring typo …ca may better stand for ṭhāne occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 525 occuring → occurring typo …406 the word ca stands for kvaci occuring in the preceding rule.…
p. 543 wih → with typo …nīlaṃ… (the cloth is dyed wih a blue dye: nīlaṃ…) and pītena…
p. 543 sufforn → saffron typo …(the cloth is dyed with the sufforn: kuṅkumaṃ…) for kuṅkumaṃ. T…
p. 545 occuring → occurring typo …after citto. The word vuḍḍhi occuring in this chapter should be…
p. 545 correcteed → corrected typo …also. Bhikkhūnaṃ should be correcteed to bhikkhānaṃ (of alms) as shown…
p. 545 pigions → pigeons typo …samūho: kāpoto (a group of pigions: kāpoto) for kāpoto;…
p. 555 folows → follows typo …“pāpiyo”: occurs in Dhp 76 as folows:-…
p. 579 elswhere → elsewhere typo …found elswhere.” Therefore the reading…
p. 579 comparision → comparison typo …opamāyiko (one who belongs to comparision: opamāyiko) for opamāyiko and…
p. 582 intreprets → interprets typo …and Senart, but Suttaniddesapāṭha intreprets the word ca to signify the…
n. 7 occuring → occurring typo …similar arrangement of the rules occuring in PKG pp. 44-45 and another…
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p. 584 aroist → aorist typo …the waves of which are ajjattanī (aroist), water is dhātu (root), fishes…
p. 598 occuring → occurring typo …indicates hiyattanī and ajjatanī occuring in the rules 420 and 421. In the…
p. 598 seperation → separation typo …(5) anantara (pause) (6) apādāna (seperation)]. After suṇātha me, in the…
p. 603 elswhere → elsewhere typo …‘cicciṭāyati’; similarly elswhere.…
p. 614 occuring → occurring typo …438 the word ca stands for ācāre occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 620 wih → with typo …example pāpuṇoti is not keeping wih the rule here, because it cannot…
p. 632 terminaions → terminations typo …becomes kāha and ssa of the terminaions is always elided. Thus: ‘kāhati’…
p. 634 occuring → occurring typo …word ca represents the word vā occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 634 occuring → occurring typo …word ca represents byañjanantassa occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 646 edided → elided typo …followed by the suffix ṇhā, is edided. So: ‘gaṇhāti’.…
p. 658 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca cancels the word vā occuring in the preceding rule. However,…
p. 658 occuring → occurring typo …498 the word ca stands for lopaṃ occuring in the rule 494. However, S1…
p. 658 occuring → occurring typo …the vutti. However, the word vā occuring in the rule 501 is not found: in…
p. 659 occuring → occurring typo …vutti stands for the word vā occuring in the preceding rule. Similarly,…
p. 659 occuring → occurring typo …word lopaṃ cancels the word vā occuring in the preceding rule.…
p. 662 shold → should typo …noted here that the verb akkocchi shold be derived from the root kusa (to…
p. 664 follws → follows typo …occurs in Sn 804 as follws:-…
p. 670 ocurs → occurs typo …quoted under VI. 2.7. “kārāpeti”: ocurs in Vin III, 156, 35 as quoted…
n. 1-3 ḳriyāvāci (dot under k) → kriyāvāci (Rūp 240 verse) slip …“yantikālantipurisaṃ ḳriyāvāci tikārakaṃ atiliṅgaṃ dvivacanaṃ…
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p. 684 elswhere → elsewhere typo …on that : ṭhānaṃ’; similarly elswhere.…
p. 684 afer → after typo …(26) And afer the roots ending in ra and ha…
p. 687 defeciency → deficiency typo …However Buddhappiya finds the defeciency in the arrangement of the rules…
p. 688 seperate → separate typo …and does not consider uṇādi as a seperate chapter. According to him, uṇādi…
p. 688 occuring → occurring typo …word ca stands for the word ṇa occuring in the preceding rule but in the…
p. 688 occuring → occurring typo …word ca cancels the word bhāve occuring in the preceding rule. But in the…
p. 688 occuring → occurring typo …word ca to represent the word rū occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 688 occuring → occurring typo …ca may stand for bhāva-kammesu occuring in the preceding rule.…
p. 689 occuring → occurring typo …uses the word ca to indicate yu occuring in the preceding rule.…
p. 690 follws → follows typo …: occurs in Vin II 76, 4-5 as follws:- “atha kho so daliddo kammakāro…
p. 691 seperated → separated typo …4: sabbatoṇvu - tv āvī should be seperated as sabbato ṇvu-tv āvī. B1 reads…
p. 697 seperated → separated typo …16: ramhiranto should be seperated as ramhi ranto. Sa devake should…
p. 697 Rula → Rule typo …Rula 16: ramhiranto should be separated as…
p. 710 occuring → occurring typo …word ca stands for the word iṇa occuring in the preceding rule. Similarly…
p. 710 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca should stand for tuṃ occuring in the preceding rule and at the…
p. 720 divice → device typo …to be proved as per nipātana’s divice respectively. Saṅkhyā: ’eka is…
p. 724 bikkhu → bhikkhu (vutti example) slip …bujjhatī ti buddho; vaḍḍhatī ti vuḍḍho bikkhu; labhiyitthāti laddhaṃ…
p. 728 elswhere → elsewhere typo …jāti’. Why the suffix ti?: For, elswhere this change is not found. For…
p. 732 occuring → occurring typo …word ca represents the word vā occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 733 seperated → separated typo …aparajju. Pubbāca should be seperated as pubbā ca. T adds…
p. 735 dwels → dwells typo …has dwelt in the rainy season, he dwels, has dwelt, will dwel in the…
p. 735 dwel → dwell typo …he dwells, has dwelt, will dwel in the rainy season: vuttho),…
p. 740 schatters → scatters typo …kiratī ti ākiṇṇo (that which schatters greatly: ākiṇṇo) for ākiṇṇo.…
p. 747 seperated → separated typo …nahiyittha. Saṃsuṭṭhu should be seperated as saṃ…
p. 756 fouth → fourth typo …Here ends the fouth section in the chapter on the…
p. 757 occuring → occurring typo …tappaccaye and ṇamhi. The word vā occuring in the rule 596 is understood up…
p. 757 occuring → occurring typo …which is cancelled by the word ca occuring in the rule 601. In the vutti the…
p. 757 occuring → occurring typo …605 the word ca stands for garu occuring in the rule 604.…
p. 758 bahit → habit typo …yassā ti majjadāyī (one whose bahit is to give intoxicating drink:…
p. 765 examle → example typo …is changed into niggahīta. For examle ‘raṅgo’ ‘bhaṅgo’ ‘saṅgo’.…
p. 771 occuring → occurring typo …the word ca cancels the word vā occuring in the preceding rule. Further in…
p. 775 rememberd → remembered typo …so’ti sarito (that which has been rememberd: sarito) for sarito. T reads…
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p. 783 sufix → suffix typo …The sufix tuṃ is used after all roots…
p. 791 nummerals → numerals typo …The word sakiṃ used after nummerals beginning with eka, dvi, ti,…
p. 795 bikkhissatī → bhikkhissatī (vutti example) slip …caramāno, maggaṃ carāno vajati; bhikkhaṃ bikkhissatī ti bhikkhaṃ bhikkhissaṃ, bhikkhaṃ…
p. 795 sufixes → suffixes typo …The sufixes ssantu, māna and āna are used…
p. 805 clled → called typo …here that the suffix uṇ is also clled ṇu i.e. ṇ + u or u + ṇ = ṇu as it…
p. 806 occuring → occurring typo …of various other suffixes occuring in Pāli literature. The treatment…
p. 806 occuring → occurring typo …word ca stands for the word kicca occuring in the preceding rule. In the…
p. 806 anotehr → another typo …is taken by the vutti to include anotehr augment. In the rule 638 the word…
p. 813 unwarrented → unwarranted typo …of acchariyaṃ (by Senart) seems unwarrented. B1, T, S1, S2 add…
p. 827 seperated → separated typo …as T. Sakenasakena should be seperated as sakena; sakena. Buddhasāsanena…
p. 829 refered → referred typo …to Nyāsapāṭha seven words refered to above (B1) have long vowel…
p. 833 seperated → separated typo …for jammadesaṃ which should be seperated as jamma desaṃ S1, S2 have na…
p. 833 seperated → separated typo …akarāṇi. Jammakammaṃ should be seperated as jamma kammaṃ. S1, S2, B1…
p. 834 tuṇhibhūtena → tuṇhībhūtena (Vin III 221) slip …pañcakkhattuṃ chakkhattuparamaṃ tuṇhibhūtena uddissa ṭhātabbaṃ”.…
p. 838 defferent → different typo …(that which knows by the (defferent) ways; that which purifies the…
p. 841 sudanato → sūdanato (Sp 19 verse) slip …“atthānaṃ sūcanato suvuttato savanato ca sudanato…
p. 843 sīḷahabhāsaṃ → sīhaḷabhāsaṃ (Sv I 1 verse) slip …> “apanetvāna tato’haṃ sīḷahabhāsaṃ manoramaṃ bhāsaṃ…
p. 844 heading word raṭṭham → raṭṭhaṃ slip …being bitten: daḍḍho) for daḍḍho.“raṭṭham”: occurs in Ja III 42, 6-7 as quoted under…
p. 848 defeciency → deficiency typo …(one who reaches the state of the defeciency in the male organ: paṇḍako) T:…
p. 848 someting → something typo …etenā ti maṇḍo (that by which someting is adorned: maṇḍo) T: maḍanaṃ:…
p. 851 vedanakkhando, saññānakkhandho, viññānakkhandho → vedanākkhandho, saññākkhandho, viññāṇakkhandho (Vibh 1) slip …5-6 as follows:- “pañcakkhandhā: rūpakkhandho vedanakkhando saññānakkhandho saṅkhārakkhandho viññānakkhandho”. “andho”: occurs in Vin I 322,…
p. 855 heading word kallaṃ → kalalaṃ (the example is kalalaṃ; the verse reads kalale) slip …“kallaṃ”: occurs in Bv II 51 as follows:-…
p. 856 abhinibbattesu → abhinibbattentu (M II 152) slip …vā uttarāraṇiṃ ādāya aggiṃ abhinibbattesu tejo pātukarontu”. “pañcālo”: occurs…
p. 858 vattaṃ na vaṭṭati → vaṭṭaṃ na vattati (S I 15 verse) slip …> ato sarā nivattanti ettha vattaṃ na vaṭṭati…
p. 858 khadeyya → khādeyya (Ja V 94 verse) slip …> na me idaṃ tathā dukkhaṃ yaṃ maṃ khadeyya rakkhaso…
p. 861 paṃsakuladharo → paṃsukūladharo (verse) slip …> “mārasenavighātāya paṃsakuladharo yati…
p. 861 sudavessikā → suddavessikā (Sn 314 verse) slip …> “evaṃ dhamme viyāpanne vibhinnā sudavessikā…
p. 861 yambuddhaseṭṭho → yaṃ buddhaseṭṭho (Khp VI 5 verse) slip …> “yambuddhaseṭṭho parivaṇṇayī suciṃ…
p. 865 etad voca → etad avoca (Vin, M, Sn quotations) slip …ten’añjaliṃ paṇāmetvā bhagavantaṃ etad voca“. “bhāṇu”: occurs in Ja III 62,…
p. 866 heading word kutthaṃ → kuṭṭhaṃ slip …“kutthaṃ”: occurs in Vin I 71, 33-34 as quoted…
p. 867 sīrīso → sirīso (the example in the vutti) slip …is very important, because the example sīrīso is clearly shown. B1, T, S1,…
p. 870 pāṭubhavanti → pātubhavanti (Vin I 2 verse) slip …> “yadā have pāṭubhavanti dhammā…
p. 870 antilikkhaṃ → antalikkhaṃ (Vin I 2 verse) slip …> suriyo’va obhāsayam antilikkhaṃ“.…
p. 870 dhammanisanthatagatto → dhamanisanthatagatto (Vin III 19) slip …dubbaṇṇo uppaṇḍuppaṇḍukajāto dhammanisanthatagatto antomano līnamano dukkhī dummano…
n. 76 aññatarssa → aññatarassa (Nyp quotation, note VIII.76) slip …pāṇagabbhavimocanesū ti pañcannam aññatarssa rūpaṃ” Nyp 478, 10-12.…

2.1 Applied throughout (not listed individually)

Section titled “2.1 Applied throughout (not listed individually)”
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introduction p. 2 page-break hyphen kept Sabbaguṇākara- / vyākaraṇa Sabbaguṇākara-vyākaraṇa
introduction p. 17 page-break hyphen kept Moggallāna- / pañcikā Moggallāna-pañcikā
introduction p. 73 page-break hyphen kept foot- / notes foot-notes
chapter2 p. 241 page-break hyphen kept case- / ending case-ending
chapter2 p. 243 page-break hyphen kept case- / ending case-ending
chapter2 p. 276 page-break hyphen kept case- / endings case-endings
chapter2 p. 327 page-break hyphen kept hiñcanaṃ- / gahaṇanivattanatthaṃ hiñcanaṃ-gahaṇanivattanatthaṃ
chapter3 p. 371 page-break hyphen kept case- / ending case-ending
chapter3 p. 373 page-break hyphen kept case- / ending case-ending
chapter8 p. 793 page-break hyphen kept ṇu- / yu ṇu-yu
introduction p. 26 opening quotation mark made single to match the closing mark (‘Attho akkharasaññāto’) …Kaccāyana-pakaraṇa consisting of the phrase “Attho akkharasaññāto’ etc. It is… …Kaccāyana-pakaraṇa consisting of the phrase ‘Attho akkharasaññāto’ etc. It is…
introduction p. 27 page-break hyphen removed Mahā- / kaccāyana Mahākaccāyana
chapter2 p. 202 page-break hyphen removed kesā- / naṃ kesānaṃ
chapter2 p. 240 page-break hyphen removed vatta- / mānānaṃ vattamānānaṃ
chapter2 p. 280 page-break hyphen removed brahmā- / naṃ brahmānaṃ
chapter2 p. 335 page-break hyphen removed beginn- / ing beginning
chapter3 p. 352 page-break hyphen removed phāsuvi- / hārāya phāsuvihārāya
chapter3 p. 353 page-break hyphen removed sama- / ṇānaṃ samaṇānaṃ
chapter3 p. 362 page-break hyphen removed vihā- / reti vihāreti
chapter3 p. 398 page-break hyphen removed mahā- / rāja mahārāja
chapter4 p. 426 page-break hyphen removed asatta- / godhāvaraṃ asattagodhāvaraṃ
chapter4 p. 428 page-break hyphen removed sayaṃpati- / tapaṇṇapupphaphalavāyudoyāhārāti sayaṃpatitapaṇṇapupphaphalavāyudoyāhārāti
chapter4 p. 429 page-break hyphen removed byā- / lambambudharabinducumbito byālambambudharabinducumbito
chapter4 p. 432 page-break hyphen removed bhinnādhikaraṇa- / bahubbīhi bhinnādhikaraṇabahubbīhi
chapter4 p. 435 page-break hyphen removed byālambambu- / dharabinducumbitakūṭo byālambambudharabinducumbitakūṭo
chapter5 p. 490 page-break hyphen removed māga- / siro māgasiro
chapter5 p. 503 page-break hyphen removed bā- / rasa bārasa
chapter5 p. 519 page-break hyphen removed puri- / janapadesu purijanapadesu
chapter5 p. 536 page-break hyphen removed pā- / ṭaliputtiko pāṭaliputtiko
chapter5 p. 549 page-break hyphen removed assayujamā- / sassa assayujamāsassa
chapter7 p. 730 page-break hyphen removed pakā- / rena pakārena
chapter7 p. 741 page-break hyphen removed ucchindī- / yitthā ucchindīyitthā
chapter8 p. 792 page-break hyphen removed aṭṭhakkha- / ttuṃ aṭṭhakkhattuṃ
chapter8 p. 813 page-break hyphen removed macchara- / yanaṃ maccharayanaṃ
chapter8 p. 820 page-break hyphen removed picch- / illā picchillā
chapter8 p. 821 page-break hyphen removed bhog- / ānaṃ bhogānaṃ
chapter8 p. 867 page-break hyphen removed paripuṇṇakosa- / koṭṭhāgāro paripuṇṇakosakoṭṭhāgāro
introduction p. 38 opening quotation mark made double to match the closing mark (“Ito madhurāya …”) …Kaccāyana and he quotes ’Ito madhurāya catūsu yojanesu… …Kaccāyana and he quotes “Ito madhurāya catūsu yojanesu…
introduction p. 40 heading normalised Contents of Kaccāyana - vyākaraṇa Contents of Kaccāyana-vyākaraṇa
chapter1 p. 89 heading normalised Notes I.1. Notes I.1
chapter2 p. 212 heading normalised Notes II.1. Notes II.1
chapter6 p. 658 heading normalised Notes VI. 4 Notes VI.4
chapter7 p. 685 heading normalised Notes VII. 1 Notes VII.1
chapter7 p. 732 heading normalised Notes VII. 3 Notes VII.3
chapter7 p. 757 heading normalised Notes VII. 4 Notes VII.4
chapter8 p. 805 heading normalised Note VIII Notes VIII
chapter1 p. 104 closing single quotation mark supplied inside the double quotation …move or go’ or as: ’they make the consonant move” and the meaning… …move or go’ or as: ‘they make the consonant move’” and the meaning…
chapter1 p. 104 closing quotation mark made double to match the opening mark (“Joining of vowels”) …of sarasandhi as: “Joining of vowels’; moreover, “it is… …of sarasandhi as: “Joining of vowels”; moreover, “it is…
chapter1 p. 111 space supplied after colon (“…”:occurs) …8: “icc etaṃ kusalaṃ”:occurs in Vin III 173, 2-3… …8: “icc etaṃ kusalaṃ”: occurs in Vin III 173, 2-3…
chapter2 p. 259 space supplied after colon (“…”:occurs) …“ubhinnaṃ”:occurs in Ja I 353, 13-14… …“ubhinnaṃ”: occurs in Ja I 353, 13-14…
chapter3 p. 414 space supplied after colon (“…”:occurs) …ghoravisānaṃ”:occurs in S IV 173, 8-10 as… …ghoravisānaṃ”: occurs in S IV 173, 8-10 as…
chapter6 p. 665 space supplied after colon (“…”:occurs) …“asi”:occurs in S I 103, 21-22 as… …“asi”: occurs in S I 103, 21-22 as…
chapter8 p. 821 space supplied after colon (“…”:occurs) …viharato”. “vajjhā”:occurs in Vin IV 226, 29 as… …viharato”. “vajjhā”: occurs in Vin IV 226, 29 as…
chapter1 p. 116 closing quotation mark made single to match the opening mark (‘tiṇṇo pāragato ahu’) …muccuno padaṃ’ ’tiṇṇo pāragato ahu”.… …muccuno padaṃ’ ‘tiṇṇo pāragato ahu’.…
chapter1 p. 116 closing quotation mark made single to match the opening mark (‘appassut’āyaṃ puriso’) …change is found: ’appassut’āyaṃ puriso”.… …change is found: ‘appassut’āyaṃ puriso’.…
chapter1 p. 120 opening quotation mark made double to match the closing mark (“by which the meaning is made clear”) …meaning is that ’by which the meaning is made clear”.… …meaning is that “by which the meaning is made clear”.…
chapter1 p. 123 opening single quotation mark made double to match the closing mark …for pāragato, ’tiṇṇo pāragato ahu”: occurs in Dhp 414 as… …for pāragato, “tiṇṇo pāragato ahu”: occurs in Dhp 414 as…
chapter1 p. 126 closing quotation mark supplied after the headword (“bhovādināma so hoti”) …Rule 4: “bhovādināma so hoti: occurs in Dhp 396 as… …Rule 4: “bhovādināma so hoti”: occurs in Dhp 396 as…
chapter1 p. 128 opening quotation mark made double to match the closing mark (“pabbajjaṃ kittayissāmi”) …put after jantuno. ’pabbajjaṃ kittayissāmi”: occurs in Sn 405 as… …put after jantuno. “pabbajjaṃ kittayissāmi”: occurs in Sn 405 as…
chapter1 p. 154 opening quotation mark made double to match the closing mark (Vin I 2 quotation) …in Vin I 2, 1-2 as follows:- ’atha kho bhagavā etam atthaṃ viditvā tāyaṃ velāyaṃ imaṃ… …in Vin I 2, 1-2 as follows:- “atha kho bhagavā etam atthaṃ viditvā tāyaṃ velāyaṃ imaṃ…
chapter1 p. 101 translation number bracket/space normalised [9] Dha (9) Dha
chapter6 p. 584 translation number bracket/space normalised [1] Then, (1) Then,
chapter6 p. 585 translation number bracket/space normalised [2] The (2) The
chapter6 p. 586 translation number bracket/space normalised [3] Two (3) Two
chapter6 p. 586 translation number bracket/space normalised [4] In (4) In
chapter6 p. 587 translation number bracket/space normalised [5] Also (5) Also
chapter6 p. 587 translation number bracket/space normalised [6] In (6) In
chapter6 p. 610 translation number bracket/space normalised (20] After (20) After
chapter6 p. 643 translation number bracket/space normalised [1) When (1) When
chapter7 p. 703 translation number bracket/space normalised (7)The (7) The
chapter2 p. 233 closing quotation mark made single to match the opening mark (‘ahaṃ gacchāmi’) …change is not found: ’ahaṃ gacchāmi”. Why the first… …change is not found: ‘ahaṃ gacchāmi’. Why the first…
chapter2 p. 258 opening quotation mark made double to match the closing mark (D II 200 quotation) …in D II 200, 6-7 as follows:- ’asu amutra uppanno, asu amutra… …in D II 200, 6-7 as follows:- “asu amutra uppanno, asu amutra…
chapter2 p. 294 opening quotation mark made double to match the closing mark (Vin IV 44 quotation) …in Vin IV 44, 9 as follows:- ’handa ne vuṭṭhāpessāma”.… …in Vin IV 44, 9 as follows:- “handa ne vuṭṭhāpessāma”.…
chapter2 p. 305 opening quotation mark made single to match the closing mark (‘aṭṭhīni, aṭṭhī’) …the neuter gender. For example “aṭṭhīni, aṭṭhī’ ‘āyūni, āyu’.… …the neuter gender. For example ‘aṭṭhīni, aṭṭhī’ ‘āyūni, āyu’.…
chapter2 p. 321 space supplied after comma before a siglum …Rule 5: S1,S2 add… …Rule 5: S1, S2 add…
chapter2 p. 321 space supplied after comma before a siglum …in which S1,S2, T, Sc read… …in which S1, S2, T, Sc read…
chapter7 p. 740 space supplied after comma before a siglum …before no. B1, S1,S2 read bhinditabbo… …before no. B1, S1, S2 read bhinditabbo…
chapter7 p. 776 space supplied after comma before a siglum …be carried: vāho). T,B1, S1, S2, Cd… …be carried: vāho). T, B1, S1, S2, Cd…
chapter8 p. 817 space supplied after comma before a siglum …for vajjhā. T, B1,S1,S2 read esanaṃ… …for vajjhā. T, B1, S1,S2 read esanaṃ…
chapter8 p. 817 space supplied after comma before a siglum …vajjhā. T, B1,S1,S2 read esanaṃ :… …vajjhā. T, B1,S1, S2 read esanaṃ :…
chapter8 p. 840 space supplied after comma before a siglum …vā: mattaṃ; matraṃ,S1, S2 : mattaṃ;… …vā: mattaṃ; matraṃ, S1, S2 : mattaṃ;…
chapter8 p. 860 space supplied after comma before a siglum …muni) for muni. T,B1 read yatati… …muni) for muni. T, B1 read yatati…
chapter2 p. 298 closing quotation mark supplied after an inline verse quotation; the following words moved out of the verse block santo have… before sabbhi pavedayanti in santo have…” / before sabbhi pavedayanti in
chapter2 p. 334 Pāli suffix italicised by hand (the italics heuristic cannot tell it from English “to”) is applied to to etc. is applied to *to* etc.
chapter3 p. 359 rule line brackets (N) → [N] (8) [8]
chapter3 p. 370 rule line brackets (N) → [N] (34) [34]
chapter3 p. 365 opening quotation mark made single to match the closing mark (‘buddhassa … dānaṃ deti’) …the recipient. For example “buddhassa vā dhammassa vā saṅghassa vā dānaṃ deti’ ’dātā hoti samaṇassa… …the recipient. For example ‘buddhassa vā dhammassa vā saṅghassa vā dānaṃ deti’ ’dātā hoti samaṇassa…
chapter3 p. 401 opening quotation mark made double to match the closing mark (“so puggalo … bhiyyo”) …with the view of splitting it as ’so puggalo mattāya madanatāya bhiyyo” and… …with the view of splitting it as “so puggalo mattāya madanatāya bhiyyo” and…
chapter3 n. 65 opening quotation mark made double to match the closing mark (Abh 485 quotation) …See, Abh 485 ’paṭiviṃso ca koṭṭhāso….“, PED s.v.… …See, Abh 485 “paṭiviṃso ca koṭṭhāso….”, PED s.v.…
chapter4 p. 473 closing quotation mark supplied after the headword (“mahaddhanaṃ”) …dinnaṃ mahapphalaṃ”. “mahaddhanaṃ : occurs in Ap 45, 8-9 as… …dinnaṃ mahapphalaṃ”. “mahaddhanaṃ” : occurs in Ap 45, 8-9 as…
chapter5 p. 559 closing quotation mark supplied after the headword (“balavā”) …quoted under I.3.5. “balavā: occurs in D II 253, 18-19… …quoted under I.3.5. “balavā”: occurs in D II 253, 18-19…
chapter5 p. 564 opening quotation mark made double to match the closing mark; space after semicolon …soḷasa. By vibhāsā we have ’teḷasa; terasa; cattālīsaṃ;cattārīsaṃ”. All the… …soḷasa. By vibhāsā we have “teḷasa; terasa; cattālīsaṃ; cattārīsaṃ”. All the…
chapter5 p. 573 colon typed for the closing quotation mark (“kumudaṃ”) …“uppalaṃ” “kumudaṃ: “padumaṃ” and “puṇḍarīkaṃ” :… …“uppalaṃ” “kumudaṃ” “padumaṃ” and “puṇḍarīkaṃ” :…
chapter6 p. 615 closing quotation mark made double to match the opening mark (“tikicchati”) …“tikicchati’: occurs in Ja VI 94, 1-2 as… …“tikicchati”: occurs in Ja VI 94, 1-2 as…
chapter6 p. 622 space supplied before a quoted headword (“bhavanti”) …375 as quoted under I. 5.10.“bhavanti”: occurs in M II 134, 17-18… …375 as quoted under I. 5.10. “bhavanti”: occurs in M II 134, 17-18…
chapter6 p. 638 closing quotation mark supplied after the headword (“abravuṃ”) …“abravuṃ: occurs in Ja V 112, 30-31… …“abravuṃ”: occurs in Ja V 112, 30-31…
chapter6 p. 641 stray quotation mark removed inside the Ja II 443 verse …caṇḍī kāhati kodhaṃ taṃ me tapati no “idha”.… …caṇḍī kāhati kodhaṃ taṃ me tapati no idha”.…
chapter6 n. 3-2 closing quotation mark made double to match the opening mark (Kvn 312 quotation) …chappaccayaṃ saṅgaṇhāti’ Kvn 312,… …chappaccayaṃ saṅgaṇhāti” Kvn 312,…
chapter7 p. 720 closing quotation mark made single to match the opening mark; space after colon (saḷāyatanaṃ) …into saḷa such as six senses:saḷāyatanaṃ”; the remaining… …into saḷa such as six senses: saḷāyatanaṃ’; the remaining…
chapter7 p. 759 stray closing quotation mark removed inside the Yam 229 quotation …3-4 as follows:- “tayo saṅkhārā”: kāyasaṅkhāro vacīsaṅkhāro… …3-4 as follows:- “tayo saṅkhārā: kāyasaṅkhāro vacīsaṅkhāro…
chapter8 p. 818 stray quotation mark removed (“to be behaved”) …caritabbā: cariyā (that which is to be behaved”: cariyā) T: caraṇaṃ: cariyā… …caritabbā: cariyā (that which is to be behaved: cariyā) T: caraṇaṃ: cariyā…
chapter8 p. 821 space supplied before a quoted headword (“vajjhā”) …ātāpino pahītattassa viharato”.“vajjhā”:occurs in Vin IV 226,… …ātāpino pahītattassa viharato”. “vajjhā”:occurs in Vin IV 226,…
chapter8 p. 824 closing quotation mark supplied after the headword (“sayambhū”) …“sayambhū: occurs in Bv XIV 1 as… …“sayambhū”: occurs in Bv XIV 1 as…
chapter8 p. 844 space supplied before a quoted headword (“raṭṭhaṃ”) …bitten: daḍḍho) for daḍḍho.“raṭṭhaṃ”: occurs in Ja III 42, 6-7 as… …bitten: daḍḍho) for daḍḍho. “raṭṭhaṃ”: occurs in Ja III 42, 6-7 as…
chapter8 p. 853 space supplied after full stop before a siglum …grass: saddalaṃ) for saddalaṃ.B1 T read mūle (B1 adds… …grass: saddalaṃ) for saddalaṃ. B1 T read mūle (B1 adds…
front-matter p. xiii stray hyphen removed (spelt Mahāculālaṅkaraṇavidyālaya in the Bv-a entry) …Mahāculā-laṅkaraṇavidyālaya, Bangkok, 1993.… …Mahāculālaṅkaraṇavidyālaya, Bangkok, 1993.…
front-matter certificate paragraph split in the proofread text rejoined in the / thesis in the thesis
front-matter p. xiii bibliography row split across pages rejoined (Sp, continued) Sp

These points were noticed but not changed, either because the right form is not certain or because the form may be deliberate.

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front-matter p. i PHRAUBALIGUNUPAMACAN The preceptor’s ecclesiastical title is typed as one word.
front-matter p. i (M.A., Ph.D) The full stop after Ph.D is missing.
front-matter p. ix Nāyaka Sthavīra Compare Sthavira in the Mogg-v entry.
front-matter p. xii Mahāculalaṅkaraṇarājavidyālaya Compare Mahāculālaṅkaraṇavidyālaya in the Bv-a and Sv-ṭ entries. It may be a different form of the name.
front-matter declaration ‘Kaccāyana-vyākaraṇa : A Critical Study’ There is a space before the colon. The same typewriter convention is kept throughout, e.g. “gone to the hell : apāyagato”.
introduction p. 18 Ledi Hsyadaw Probably Ledi Sayadaw (also romanised Hsayadaw).
introduction n. 211 rasa of Thatone Thaton elsewhere. This spelling is quoted from Forchhammer via PLB.
introduction passim Chapaṭa / Chappaṭa / Chappada / Chappaḍa / Chapada The spellings vary, but the author himself discusses the confusion of names.
introduction n. 144 … are not convincing”. There is a closing quotation mark with no opening one.
introduction n. 172 states: “This Dhammakitti was the author … This quotation mark is never closed. The quotation probably ends before “See also HOP p. 20”.
chapter1 p. 165 F. Mason quotation (“Kachchayano’s treatise … elided sometimes”.) Quotation marks are nested and double throughout, and the outer quotation is never closed.
chapter1 n. 4-1, n. 4-6 “aṃ iti … “karaṇaṃ … sarānugaṃ”; “po massa. “Cirappavāsiṃ … aṃkusaggaho” A nested quotation is opened inside a quotation, and one closing mark serves both.
chapter2 n. 1-17 kacc-v This abbreviation (Kaccāyana-vutti?) is not in the bibliography. The lower case is as typed.
chapter3 n. 32, n. 64 nava.1, patta.2 The PED homonym number is typed after the full stop.
chapter5 n. 71 “keci pana garū … “ṭhitassa aññathattaṃ … attho” A nested quotation is opened inside a quotation, and one closing mark serves both.
chapter5 p. 578 (… not found: “one who is tied to sensual pleasure: vesayiko; the state of happiness: somanassaṃ) This quotation mark is never closed. The intended extent is unclear.
chapter5 p. 579 … in neuter are rarely found elsewhere.” There is a closing quotation mark with no opening one. The start of the paraphrase from Aggavaṃsa is unclear.
chapter8 p. 778 ‘bhavatā pacitaṃ’‘bhavatā asitaṃ bhojanaṃ’ A space is missing between two quoted examples.