'Dighanikaya', 'Majjhima-nikaya', 'Samyutta-nikaya' etc are part of which of the following Buddhist texts?

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Sutta Pitaka (300 BC) consists of Five nikaya or collections, of aphorisms, precepts and discourses for the laity.
Dighanikaya, a collection of long serinons dealing with topics such as the origin of the universe, rebirth, asceticism, miracles, nirvana, heresy, condemnation of caste, and an account of Buddha’s last speeches and his death and the funeral ceremonies;
Majjhima-nikaya deals with the relation of Buddha to the Jainas and other religious systems of the day, various forms of asceticism, and a long enumeration of criminal and oral offences such as theft, robbery, adultery and the consequent punishments for them;
Samyutta-nikaya discusses Buddhist doctrine, and includes riddles and aphorisms, ballads in mixed prose and verse and many sayings of Buddha;
Anguttara-nikaya (or Ekottara-nikaya), a collection of sermons arranged in ascending numerical order, enumerating doctrines and principles;
Khuddaka-nikaya, an anthology of smaller pieces, comprising fifteen books of miscellanea which are essential for an understanding of Buddhism.

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Sutta Pitaka

Sutta Pitaka (300 BC) consists of Five nikaya or collections, of aphorisms, precepts and discourses for the laity.
Dighanikaya, a collection of long serinons dealing with topics such as the origin of the universe, rebirth, asceticism, miracles, nirvana, heresy, condemnation of caste, and an account of Buddha’s last speeches and his death and the funeral ceremonies;
Majjhima-nikaya deals with the relation of Buddha to the Jainas and other religious systems of the day, various forms of asceticism, and a long enumeration of criminal and oral offences such as theft, robbery, adultery and the consequent punishments for them;
Samyutta-nikaya discusses Buddhist doctrine, and includes riddles and aphorisms, ballads in mixed prose and verse and many sayings of Buddha;
Anguttara-nikaya (or Ekottara-nikaya), a collection of sermons arranged in ascending numerical order, enumerating doctrines and principles;
Khuddaka-nikaya, an anthology of smaller pieces, comprising fifteen books of miscellanea which are essential for an understanding of Buddhism.

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