I only have knowledge of Ñāṇamoli's translation which is not available for free. Does anyone have knowledge of an English translation available for free?
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2looking to see more questions and answers from you. – Suminda Sirinath S. Dharmasena Sep 16 '14 at 04:38
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The Pali Text Society is about the best authority for English translations, and they did produce a reference text in 1977. There is not a lot of online translations, but here is a link to the digital version of the book:
http://lirs.ru/lib/The_Guide,Nettippakarana,Nanamoli,1977.pdf
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That is the Netti, not the Peṭakopadesa, and there is already an answer that mentions that link. Thank you for the answer anyway. – Unrul3r Oct 29 '14 at 08:56
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You can try to find it at http://tipitaka.sutta.org/ , not sure about the quality of translation.
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I couldn't find anything there. Did you find it? If you didn't find it yourself and were uncertain that it was available, why did you answer? I know you may have had a good intention but this doesn't actually answer the question. – Unrul3r Aug 26 '14 at 11:24
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Sorry thats the best i can find you do need to read word by word whith the built in dictionary function which cant get all the words in that particular book :( – Nanda Aung Aug 28 '14 at 10:13
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This book claims to compare The Nettippakarana and Petakopadesa, compared - xiii. 6. Authorship and ... Glossary (Pali-English). 288 ... The book here translated—as it stands, it was perhaps composed ..... The only extra source available is the contents of the two books.
lirs.ru/lib/The_Guide,Nettippakarana,Nanamoli,1977.pdf
This is a free resource. Hope that is of interest
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I've already skimmed through that one. I was looking for a complete Peṭakopadesa but thank you for the notification on that specific Netti chapter. It's very enlightening about their similarities & differences. – Unrul3r Sep 09 '14 at 23:16