Pali Course by A. P. Buddhadatta
Also includes Part III, which was known as Higher Pali Course for advance students.
You can find it here.
Also includes Part III, which was known as Higher Pali Course for advance students.
You can find it here.
Hello
I am also a Pali student. Working through G&K with Bhikkhu Bodhi’s recorded lectures available online. I don’t have any particular timeline for completion of my studies in Pali. It’s something I enjoy but refuse to let myself get too exasperated by my slow progress.
I also have some reprints of early translations from the PTS. That’s an interesting exercise in comparison with more modern translations. Earlier translations, such as those a hundred years or more ago, are replete with Victorian and Edwardian perspectives. That’s really instructive and remind me of something my head of school at university once said; that we cannot but see religious texts other than through the prism of our own time and place.
Enjoy your Pali studies.
with metta
Trevor
@stephen Sas presents, on behalf of Bhikkhu Bodhi as mentioned above, a very excellent Level 1 Pali course here:
Found this way of learning Pali Pali Learning - Thamanay Kyaw Sayadaw | Tathagata Meditation Center when searching for tulyattha + liṅgattha (subject & predicate, a.k.a. Equational Sentence [G&K]) from [How to Read and Understand Aṭṭhakathā - YouTube]
Thanks to Ṭhānuttamo Bhikkhu on FB OCBS Pali Forum: a new textbook (possibly the same one mentioned by Bhante Sujato during the recent Sutta Nipāta readings (Snp4):
“Here’s the link: https://www.academia.edu/51439550/M%C4%81gadhabh%C4%81s%C4%81_P%C4%81%E1%B8%B7i_A_Compendious_Grammar_on_the_Language_of_P%C4%81%E1%B8%B7i_Buddhism
It is also on archive.org and the Sāsanārakkha Buddhist Sanctuary website in case you can’t download it via academia.edu.”
I got it from Sāsanārakkha Buddhist Sanctuary website
Below is a link to 3 Pali courses developed by Bhikkhu Bodhi, with Level 1 taught by Stephen Sas (as shared by Gillian).
There is a new textbook by Bhikkhu Bodhi, based on his Pali classes for SN. It is called:
“Reading the Buddha’s Discourses in Pali: A Practical Guide to the Language of the Ancient Buddhist Canon.”
At Amazon you can Look inside to see a part of it. You can buy it online either as Kindle or as hard copy.
The 3rd level Pāli course is ongoing, currently reading MN and Snp.
@stephen Sas also has classes on the second half of Gair & Karunatilake on YouTube. The playlist is here.
Here’s info about a new Zoom class starting soon: