DutaDarma
dhuta-dharma , m. pl. (= dhuta, °guṇa, dhūtaguṇa : cf. Pali dhammaṃ dhutaṃ Sn 385 , but the sequel shows that this is not used in the technical sense of Pali dhutaṅga; it is very vague and general; Childers cites a dhūta-dhamma but his references fail to show it), the qualities of the purified man : °māḥ RP 33.1 ( vs ); the disciple Kāśyapa is regularly called dhutadharma-dhara, maintainer of the … , Mv i.85.11 ff. ; 105.12, 13 , or the like, as °rma-dhārin Mv i.66.16 ; °rma-samaṅgin (see samaṅgin ) i.71.16 ; in i.69.13 ( vs ) Senart reads evam ukte dhutadharmaviśuddho (Kāśyapo …), mss. °rma-su-viśuddhaṃ; the syllable su is hypermetric, but the acc. °dhaṃ ( tho certainly referring to K. ) could perhaps stand as goal of ukte, it having been thus spoken to the one-that-was-purified-in-the-dhutadharma, K. (replied); Kāśyapa has similar epithets involving dhutaguṇa (dhū°), a fact which establishes their equivalence of mg. with dhutadharma; and see also dhutadhara . Similarly in Pali , Mahā-Kassapa in AN i.23.19 is called dhuta-vādānaṃ ( v.l. dhutaṅga-dharāṇaṃ) agga.