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Standardize Sutta Titles #240
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Hi @maia-tr - Thanks for all your work so far on this! Looks like only the AN is left to do? |
Yes, and some leftovers from other baskets that were too confusing at the time I was looking at them (not many though). I am going to put them together at the end and either find solution for them or not :) |
And with those two PRs, I guess I can close this now, @maia-tr ? |
in general i would say yes, but there are 58 texts that i was not sure how to deal with them, because they are not in the standard form, e.g. the text is the compilation of many texts with no one title, or there is chinese name SuttaCentral and so on. here is the list: AN 1.50–53: Pabhassara Suttas (1995) |
Okay. For the Chinese texts, let's add the Chinese name where we would add the Pali name on a Pāḷi text. For example, see MA 81 For e.g. MA 128 which has a Sanskrit name already, let's maybe do The rest are okay as they are 😊 |
New suttas that get added to the site have a title in a standardized format:
SN 1.23 Jaṭā Sutta: The Tangle
That is:
[book acronym] [SC number] [Pāli Name with spaces between words]: [English translation of the name]
The majority of the suttas on the site have titles in this format already but many of the suttas added early on are e.g. missing the Pāli name.
This task is to go through these non-standard suttas and bring their name up to standard.
NOTE that suttas whose Pāli name is the proper name of e.g. the Buddha's interlocutor, no English translation is necessary. Therefore, this sutta, for example, should be
AN 3.127 Hatthaka Sutta
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