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Orsa^[1] (Sanscritice, Devanagari: सूत्र sūtra; Paliense: sutta) sunt aphorismi de doctrina, vel congeries talium aphorismorum forma libelli. Verbum Sanscriticum, quod ipsum Anglice et aliis linguis hodiernis adhibitur, e radice siv- 'suere' (Anglico sew et suture cognato), e radice Proto-Indo-Europaeo *syū- deducitur.

In Hinduismo, orsa sunt distinctum compositionis litterarum genus.

In Buddhismo, terminus plerumque refert ad scripturas quae habentur memoriae doctrinarum a Gautama Buddha viva voce impertitarum. Lingua Sinense, hae memoriae, dictae 經 (jīng), conlocantur partes Tripitakae appellatae Sutra Pitaka. Sunt etiam loci Buddhistici, sicut Orsa Suggestus, qui appellantur orsa quamquam a seris scriptores generati sunt.

Principalia Hinduismi orsa

Vide: Kama Sutra.

Vedanga

Shiksha, de rebus phoneticis
Chandas, de metro
Vyakarana, de grammatica
- Ashtadhyayi (Panini), de grammatica
Nirukta, de etymologia
Jyotisha, de astrologia
Kalpa, de ritibus
- Orsa Srauta, de exsecutione sacrificiorum
- Orsa Smarta
  - Orsa Grhya, de vita domestica
  - Samayacarika, vel Orsa de Dharma
    - Orsa Sulba, de architectura areae sacrificae

Philosophia Hinduica

Orsa Yoga
Orsa Nyaya
Orsa Vaisheshika
Orsa Purva Mimamsa
Orsa Brahma (vel Orsa Vedanta) (Badarayana)

Principalia Buddhismi orsa

Vide: Loci Buddhistici

Alia orsa

Orsa Christianitas

Vide: Orsa Iesus (spectantia Nestorianusmum Sinensem )

Vide etiam

Nota

↑ Alexander Ricius, "Orsa Cordis, i.e. 'Heart Sutra' Latine Versum," Melissa (2003) 112:10–13.

Fontes

Monier-Williams, Monier. 1899. A Sanskrit-English Dictionary. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass.

Nexus externi

Scripturae Buddhismi in Multis Linguis
Chinese repository of Buddhist Sutras Anglice conversa. Etiam alios locos habet.
Orsa Buddhismi Mahayanensis Anglice
Pluria Mahayanensia Orsa
Complectens Vedas, Upanishada, Puranas, et Vedantam
Orsa hodierna
Sanscriticum Buddhismi Canon Digitale
Orsa Paliensia apud "Access to Insight"
Bibliotheca Memoriae Idae B. Wells Dicata (de orsis Paliensibus)
Orsa lecta viva voce

[1] Alexander Ricius, "Orsa Cordis, i.e. 'Heart Sutra' Latine Versum," Melissa (2003) 112:10–13.

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-'''Orsa'''<ref>Alexander Ricius, "Orsa Cordis, i.e. 'Heart Sutra' Latine Versum," ''Melissa'' (2003) 112:10&ndash;13.</ref> ([[Sanscritice]], [[Devanagari]]: सूत्र ''sūtra''; [[Paliense]]: ''sutta'') sunt [[aphorismus|aphorismi]] doctrinales, vel congeries talium aphorismorum forma libelli. Verbum Sanscriticum, quod ipsum Anglice et aliis linguis hodiernis adhibitur, e radice ''siv-'' 'suere' (Anglico ''sew'' et ''suture'' cognato), e radice [[Lingua Proto-Indo-Europeaea|Proto-Indo-Europaeo]] *''syū-'' deducitur.
+'''Orsa'''<ref>Alexander Ricius, "Orsa Cordis, i.e. 'Heart Sutra' Latine Versum," ''Melissa'' (2003) 112:10&ndash;13.</ref> ([[Sanscritice]], [[Devanagari]]: सूत्र ''sūtra''; [[Paliense]]: ''sutta'') sunt [[aphorismus|aphorismi]] de doctrina, vel congeries talium aphorismorum forma libelli. Verbum Sanscriticum, quod ipsum Anglice et aliis linguis hodiernis adhibitur, e radice ''siv-'' 'suere' (Anglico ''sew'' et ''suture'' cognato), e radice [[Lingua Proto-Indo-Europeaea|Proto-Indo-Europaeo]] *''syū-'' deducitur.
 In [[Hinduismus|Hinduismo]], orsa sunt distinctum compositionis litterarum genus.<!--based on short [[aphorism|aphoristic]] statements, generally using various technical terms. The literary form of the ''sutra'' was designed for concision, as the texts were intended to be memorized by students in some of the formal methods of scriptural study (Sanskrit: [[Svādhyāya|''{{IAST|svādhyāya}}'']]). Since each line is highly condensed, another literary form arose in which commentaries (Sanskrit: ''{{IAST|bhāṣya}}'') on the ''sutras'' were added, to clarify and explain them.-->
-In [[Buddhismus|Buddhismo]], terminus plerumque refert ad [[scripturae Buddhisticae canonicales|scripturas]] quae habentur memoriae doctrinarum a [[Gautama Buddha]] viva voce impertitarum. [[Lingua Sinensis|Lingua Sinense]], hae memoriae, dictae 經 (''jīng''), conlocantur partes ''[[Tripitaka]]e'' appellatae ''[[Sutra Pitaka]].''<!-- There are also some Buddhist texts, such as the [[Platform Sutra]], that are called sutras despite being attributed to much later authors. Some scholars consider that the Buddhist use of sutra is a mis-Sanskritization of sutta, and that the latter represented Sanskrit sūkta (well spoken). The [[Pāli|Pali]] form of the word, '''sutta''' is used exclusively to refer to Buddhist scriptures of the [[Pali Canon]].-->
+In [[Buddhismus|Buddhismo]], terminus plerumque refert ad [[scripturae Buddhisticae canonicales|scripturas]] quae habentur memoriae doctrinarum a [[Gautama Buddha]] viva voce impertitarum. [[Lingua Sinensis|Lingua Sinense]], hae memoriae, dictae 經 (''jīng''), conlocantur partes ''[[Tripitaka]]e'' appellatae ''[[Sutra Pitaka]].'' Sunt etiam loci Buddhistici, sicut [[Orsa Suggestus]], qui appellantur orsa quamquam a seris scriptores generati sunt.<!--Some scholars consider that the Buddhist use of sutra is a mis-Sanskritization of sutta, and that the latter represented Sanskrit sūkta (well spoken). The [[Pāli|Pali]] form of the word, '''sutta''' is used exclusively to refer to Buddhist scriptures of the [[Pali Canon]].-->
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