lokAKyAnakaTA
lokākhyāna-kathā , Divy 304.27 , and lokākhyāyikā , 26, 29, story-telling about the world . Here a workman tells entertaining stories to his fellow workmen. Certainly not philosophical discussion about (the creation, etc. , of) the world , which is the scholastic interpretation of Pali lokakkhāyikā ( e.g. DN comm. i.90.32 ; MN comm. iii.223.15 ), adopted in PTSD . I am not sure that this is not late commentarial pedantry; in the canonical and other early Pali texts, so far as I can see, the Pali word might have the mg. which it clearly has in Divy .