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Expand Up @@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ Note on the Mahāyāna sub-ordering (XII.a–XII.e): chronological-developmental

## Def-flag convention

Use inline `*def-flag: …*` notes when a term has contested scholarship, multiple senses across strata, or a Pāli/Mahāyāna sense divergence worth surfacing. Current def-flags include: `mokkha` (two homophonous Pāli forms, both OIA reflexes — from OIA `mukhya` "chief" and OIA `*mokṣa-` "release"), `saṅkhāra` (five distinct doctrinal uses), `ekaggatā` (EBT vs. commentarial jhāna-factor status), `vitakka` / `vicāra` (wide/EBT "thinking/considering" reading vs. narrow/commentarial attention-mechanics reading — `abhiniropana` / `anumajjana` in Vism), `taṇhā` (the "craving / aversion as unified clinging-engagement dynamic" reading vs. classical scholarly "craving" alone), `bojjhaṅga` sequence (EBT vs. commentarial), `bodhipakkhiya` (seven sets EBT-grouped, strict "37" is late), `satipaṭṭhāna` (21-exercise expansion scholarship-contested), `dhammakāya` (EBT epithet vs. Mahāyāna doctrinal body), `buddhadhātu` (Pāli relic sense vs. Mahāyāna buddha-nature), `anicca` (listed in multiple Parts).
Use inline `*def-flag: …*` notes when a term has contested scholarship, multiple senses across strata, or a Pāli/Mahāyāna sense divergence worth surfacing. Current def-flags include: `mokkha` (two homophonous Pāli forms, both OIA reflexes — from OIA `mukhya` "chief" and OIA `*mokṣa-` "release"), `saṅkhāra` (five distinct doctrinal uses), `ekaggatā` (EBT vs. commentarial jhāna-factor status), `vitakka` / `vicāra` (wide/EBT "thinking/considering" reading vs. narrow/commentarial attention-mechanics reading — `abhiniropana` / `anumajjana` in Vism), `taṇhā` (the "craving / aversion as unified clinging-engagement dynamic" reading vs. classical scholarly "craving" alone), `bojjhaṅga` sequence (EBT vs. commentarial), `bodhipakkhiya` (seven sets EBT-grouped, strict "37" is late), `satipaṭṭhāna` (21-exercise expansion scholarship-contested), `dhammakāya` (EBT epithet vs. Mahāyāna doctrinal body), `buddhadhātu` (Pāli relic sense vs. Mahāyāna buddha-nature), `anicca` (listed in multiple Parts), three-marks-to-three-doors mapping (anchored at II `suññatā` — symmetric `tilakkhaṇa`-to-`vimokkha-mukha` correspondence is `late canon. / Theravāda comm.`, not EBT lexical fact).

## Literal-gloss (`lit.`) convention

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