Madhyama Āgama (MA)
The Chinese parallel of the Majjhima Nikāya, believed to stem from the Sarvāstivāda school (Taishō no. 26). A growing selection of its 222 discourses is available in English.
MA11
The Rock Salt Parable
MA12
Vāṣpa
MA13
Crossings
MA15
Intention
MA17
Gāminī
MA25
Water Parables
MA29
Mahākauṣṭhila
MA41
The Prominent Man Hastaka (2)
MA42
What Purpose
MA43
Don’t Think
MA44
Mindfulness
MA45
Conscience and Modesty
MA46
Conscience and Modesty (2)
MA47
Precepts
MA48
Precepts (2)
MA49
Veneration
MA50
Veneration (2)
MA51
The Origin
MA55
Nirvāṇa
MA56
Meghiya
MA57
A Teaching for the Monks
MA58
The Seven Treasures
MA72
The Legend of King Dīrghāyu
MA73
The Gods
MA74
Eight Thoughts
MA75
The Pure Way to the Imperturbable
MA76
[Ugracelā]
MA77
The Three Clansmen of Saketa
MA78
Brahmā’s Invitation to the Buddha
MA79
The Greater Gods
MA80
The Rough Cloth
MA82
Crickets
MA83
A Senior Elder’s Drowsiness
MA84
Thornless
MA85
The Genuine Person
MA92
The Analogy of the Blue and White Lotus Flowers
MA95
Abiding in Qualities
MA96
Not Having
MA101
Progressive Mental States
MA106
Conceptions
MA127
Fields of Merit
MA137
The World
MA139
The Path of Calming
MA140
The Extreme
MA146
Parable of the Elephant’s Footprint
MA153
Sugandika
MA159
Agrahana
MA176
Dhyāna Practitioners
MA186
Inquiry
MA204
Raṃbhaka
MA210
The Nun Dharmadinnā