Ambaṭṭha Sutta
SuttaA sutta taught at Icchānaṅgala during a visit from the young brahmin Ambaṭṭha, ranked among the Buddha’s chief discussions with his opponents and notable for its detailed exposition of the eight kinds of higher knowledge.
Taught at Icchānaṅgala when Ambaṭṭha-māṇava visited the Buddha (D.i.87 ff).
Reference is made to the Commentary on this sutta where a detailed explanation is given of the term cārikā (AA.i.407). It is regarded, together with the Sonadaṇḍa and Kūṭadanta Suttas, as one of the chief discussions which the Buddha had with his opponents (MA.ii.697). The eight kinds of knowledge (vijjā) are detailed therein. Sp.i.116; ii.495.
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