The Related Discourses
13. The Factors of the Noble Path
This group of sūtras has the common theme of describing the eight factors of the noble path, also known as the noble eightfold path. These factors are right view, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right samādhi. These eight factors serve as an overall guide to Buddhist practice, and this eightfold path is the definition of the fourth noble truth.
The Factors of the Path group consists of 114 sūtras (46 full sūtras and 68 abbreviated variants). The material covers fascicles 28 and 29 in Taisho No. 99. Below is a list of the English translations currently available.
See the notes listed in the introduction to the Aggregates regarding conventions followed in the list below.
The English translation of this saṃyukta is incomplete and remains a work in progress. Please feel free to send any feedback or corrections.
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