gama is the
Mah
y
na
name for the collections of writings known in P
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li as
nik
ya
. Thus Dirgh
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gama is equivalent to Digha Nik
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ya,
et al.
In Jap.,
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gama is
agon
, as in
agon-gy
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, the four Chinese collections of
s
tras
. In Jainism, it is the term, along with
siddh
nta
(established teachings); for the ‘canonical’ texts: see
A
GA
.
g
mi-karma
: