Ekottarika Āgama (EA)
The Chinese parallel of the Aṅguttara Nikāya (Taishō no. 125), with discourses arranged by number. A selection of its discourses is available in English.
EA1.1
Introduction
EA2.1
The Buddha
EA2.2
The Dharma
EA2.3
The Saṅgha
EA2.4
The Precepts
EA2.5
Generosity
EA2.6
The Gods
EA2.7
Peace
EA2.8
Breathing
EA2.9
Body
EA2.10
Death
EA3.1
The Buddha
EA3.2
The Dharma
EA3.3
The Saṅgha
EA3.4
The Precepts
EA3.5
Generosity
EA3.6
The Gods
EA3.7
Peace
EA3.8
Breathing
EA3.9
The Body
EA3.10
Death
EA8.1
Asura
EA8.2
Beneficial
EA8.3
The Single-Entry Path
EA8.4
The Light
EA8.5
The Darkness
EA8.6
The Factors of the Path
EA8.7
Disappearance
EA8.8
Belief
EA8.9
Flourishing
EA8.10
Unmatched
EA9.1
The Laywoman
EA9.2
The Laywoman (2)
EA9.3
The Mind
EA9.4
The Mind (2)
EA9.5
Downfall
EA9.6
Birth in Heaven
EA9.7
A Man’s Perception
EA9.9
Notions of Desire
EA9.10
Notions of Desire (2)
EA10.1
No Pride
EA10.2
No Pride (2)
EA10.3
Recollecting Generosity
EA10.4
Generosity
EA10.5
Generosity (2)
EA10.6
The Stingy and the Tireless
EA10.7
Merits of Generosity
EA10.8
Māra the Wicked One
EA10.9
Bad Destinies
EA10.10
One Person
EA11.1
Non-Returning
EA11.2
Non-Returning (2)
EA11.3
Non-Returning (3)
EA11.4
Non-Returning (4)
EA11.5
Heart
EA11.6
Heart (2)
EA11.7
Alms
EA11.8
Alms (2)
EA11.9
Devadatta
EA11.10
Devadatta (2)
EA12.1
The One Way In Sūtra
EA12.2
Spitefulness
EA12.3
The Most Honored
EA12.4
Watching over the Sick
EA12.5
Praise and Slander
EA12.6
Senior Years
EA12.7
Devadatta
EA12.8
The Devadatta (2)
EA12.9
Skin
EA12.10
Śrīla
EA13.1
Surādha
EA13.2
Enjoyment of Desires
EA13.3
Nāḷijaṅgha
EA13.4
Nakula
EA13.5
Sundarī
EA13.6
Good Deeds
EA13.7
Śakra the Lord of Gods
EA14.1
Killing Beings
EA14.2
Not Killing Beings
EA14.3
Stealing
EA14.4
Generosity
EA14.5
Wrong Sex
EA14.6
No Wrong Sex
EA14.7
False Speech
EA14.8
Not Speaking Falsely
EA14.9
Drinking Alcohol
EA14.10
Not Drinking Alcohol
EA15.1
Two Kinds of Views
EA15.2
Two Kinds of Views (2)
EA15.3
Two Kinds of Gifts
EA15.4
Two Kinds of Work
EA15.5
Two Kinds of Favors
EA15.6
Two Signs of a Fool
EA15.7
Honoring the Tathāgata
EA15.8
Honoring the Dharma
EA15.9
Honoring the Tathāgata’s Shrine
EA15.10
Right View
EA16.1
Nanda
EA17.1
Mindfulness of Breathing
EA18.4
A True Brahmin
EA18.5
The Drunk Elephant
EA18.8
Mahāprajāpatī and Non-discrimination
EA18.9
Authentic
EA18.10
Praise
EA19.1
Brahmā’s Request
EA19.2
Two Extremes
EA19.3
The Exhortation of Śakra
EA19.4
Not Frightened
EA19.5
Gaining Wisdom
EA19.6
Wealth and Poverty
EA19.7
Low and High Birth
EA19.8
The Brahmin Lady Sūṣas
EA19.9
Kātyāyana meets a Brahmin
EA19.10
Rare
EA19.11
Āmrapālī
EA20.1
A Spiritual Friend
EA20.2
The Followers of Devadatta
EA20.3
Dharmaruci’s Past Life
EA20.4
Lions and Sheep
EA20.5
Appreciation
EA20.6
The Buddhas Make Effort
EA20.7
Tranquillity and Insight
EA20.8
Contentment
EA20.9
Fit to Teach
EA20.10
Respect for Parents and Bodhisattvas
EA20.11
The Love of Parents
EA20.12
Cūḍapanthaka
EA20.13
Misfortune
EA21.1
Highest Faith
EA21.2
Three Meritorious Actions
EA21.3
The Conditions for Conception
EA21.4
Faith in Three Things
EA21.5
Kokālika Accuses Śāriputra & Maudgalyāyana
EA21.6
Three Practices
EA21.7
Medicines
EA21.8
Body, Speech, Mind
EA21.9
Sense-pleasures, Forms, Feelings & Perception
EA21.10
Security
EA24.5
Miraculous Transformations
EA24.6
The Three Fasting Days
EA27.6
Four Kinds of Fearlessness
EA31.8
The Bodhisattva’s Austerities
EA43.5
The Parable of the Raft
EA43.7
The Fruits of the Ascetics
EA46.4
Ten Powers
EA50.6
Knowledge of Rebirth
EA50.8
The Snake Parable