Four Nikayas - complete English translation now online

[Lombardi4]

This site ( http://www.palicanon.org ) has recently (3 days ago) made a major update of its content and now offers:

1. From the Vinaya Pitaka - the Bhikkhu and Bhikkhuni Patimokkha
2. From the Sutta Pitaka - Complete translations of all four major nikayas (DN, MN, SN, AN) translated (it seems to me) by Bhikkhu Bodhi (except DN), as well as a few books from KN (Khuddakapatha, Dhammapada, Udana, Itivuttaka, and Sutta Nipata)
3. From the Abhidhamma Pitaka - Dhammasangani and Kathavatthu

[Bakmoon]

Saadhu! Saadhu! Saadhu! May the light of the Dhamma now shine forth unimpeded throughout the entire English speaking world!

[santa100]

[Modus.Ponens]

Thank you!

[Coyote]

Thanks! It seems my online Sutta resources are growing...

[Sekha]

Fantastic!

But how does it work in terms of copyrights? Wisdom publications seemed to be pretty tight on the subject..

[Sekha]

So, I just found out that the answer to my question was provided on the website itself:

Pali Canon Online (PCO) is a non-profit online archive of Buddhism-related materials. The materials on this website are provided by end users, and PCO is being proctected under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Mi ... yright_Act) and provides means to remove any materials that may infringe copyright if they are not within the "fair use" context.

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