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     (11a) “Sister, are the three aggregates (khandha) (of sīla, samādhi and paññā) composed of the noble eightfold path, or are the noble eightfold path composed of the three aggregates?”
     “The three aggregates, avuso Visākha, are not composed of the noble eightfold path, but, avuso Visākha, the noble eightfold path is composed of the three aggregates.14
     (11b) Right speech, right action, and right livelihood—these dharmas comprise the aggregate of moral virtue. Right effort, right mindfulness and right concentration—these dharmas comprise the aggregate of concentration. Right view and right thought—these dharmas comprise the aggregate of wisdom.” (M 44.9-11/1:300 f)

     And, bhikshus, what is the right view that is noble, without influx, supramundane, a path factor?
     It is the wisdom, the faculty of wisdom, the power of wisdom, the awakening-factor of dharma-discernment,  the right view as a path factor, of one whose mind is noble, whose mind is without influxes, conversant with the noble path, cultivating the noble path—this, bhikshus, is the right view that is noble, without influx, supramundane, a path factor.