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The Saṃyukta Āgama is an important early Buddhist source in Chinese translation; its texts are often compiled by theme and commonly present doctrinal units such as the five aggregates, sense-sphere teaching, dependent origination, and factors of the path. It is of great value for studying the doctrinal structure of early Buddhism, meditation vocabulary, and sectarian transmission. OpenSutra Currently the published fascicles have been organized under "Yongle Northern Canon / Hinayana Sutras / Āgama Division"; image sources and catalog numbers are listed in each fascicle record. It can be understood within the Āgama corpus; the content largely preserves early Buddhist doctrine, practice, and ethical material. Āgama literature constitutes important data for the study of early Buddhist doctrine, meditation vocabulary, and monastic life. Here the readable fascicles of the Saṃyukta Āgama in Fifty Volumes are collected in the original catalog order, suitable for consultation by fascicle number, catalog number, thousand-character fascicle number, or title. Missing fascicles note: the catalogue lists 50 fascicles; currently 4 fascicles are unpublished due to missing source images: missing fascicle 021 (catalog no. 2-2191, thousand-character fascicle number 声01), fascicle 032 (catalog no. 2-2202, thousand-character fascicle number 虚02), fascicle 033 (catalog no. 2-2203, thousand-character fascicle number 虚03), fascicle 041 (catalog no. 2-2211, thousand-character fascicle number 堂01). The source links for fascicles are preserved with each record; current source link: https://dzj.sdlib.cn/#/homeDetails/2-2219/050801050201 Related translator information: translated by 刘宋求那跋陀罗。