Dhovana Sutta
Sutta南方諸国の人々が死者の骨を洗い清め敬う葬儀の清め方と、聖者たちが説く清めとを対比する経。
On the difference between the purification (dhovana) practised by people of the southern countries and that practised by the Noble Ones (ariya) (A.v.216 f).
The Commentary explains (AA.ii.858) that in the south people do not burn their dead, but bury them. When the corpse has decayed, they remove the bones, wash them, arrange them in due order, and, on feast days, offer to them flowers and incense and lamentations.
AN 10.107
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