Texts from the Buddhist canon : commonly known as Dhammapada

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Cornell University Library The original of tliis book is in tlie Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924023164423
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Page 9: THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PHILOSOPHIC
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Page 15 and 16: INTBODUOTORY REMAEKS CONTENTS.
Page 17 and 18: INTEODUCTOEY EEMAEKS. Dhammapada (w
Page 19 and 20: PEEFACE CHINESE VERSION OF DHAMMAPA
Page 21 and 22: INTRODUCTION. 5 " Not to commit any
Page 23 and 24: INTRODUCTION. 7 this more fully, th
Page 25 and 26: INTRODUCTION. 9 impetus given to Bu
Page 27 and 28: INTRODUCTION. n they are faithful v
Page 29 and 30: INTRODUCTION. 13 works contain the
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Page 37 and 38: ! INTRODUCTION. 21 379- Rouse thyse
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Page 41 and 42: INTRODUCTION. 25 Pali form by the a
Page 43: INTRODUCTION.' for investigation, a
Page 46 and 47: 30 PREFACE. with this introductory
Page 48 and 49: ' without 32 DHAMMAPADA. offspring
Page 50 and 51: 34 DHAMMAPADA. one by one. "SuoV' h
Page 52 and 53: 36 — DHAMMAPADA. she had become l
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38 DHAMMAPADA. nor in the hidden fa
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40 DHAMMAPADA. possessed of right a
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42 DHAMMAPADA. first when I had sca
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( 44 ) SECTION III. THE DISCIPLE, O
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46 • DHAMMAPADA. countless thousa
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48 DHAMMAPADA. hearing, he arrives
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. SECTIOIir ( 50 ) IV. SIMPLE FAITH
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52 DHAMMAPADA. length the nobleman
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54 DHAMMAPADA. keeping his thoughts
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56 DHAMMAPADA. the man wlio obtains
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58 DHAMMAPADA. listening to his wor
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•( 6o ) SECTION VIII. ON WORDS (C
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( 62 ) SECTION" IX. TWIN VBESES.1 I
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64 DHAMMAPADA. The mind is the orig
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66 DHAMMAPADA. through all our good
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68 DHAMMAPADA. suflfers more in pro
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70 DHAMMAPADA. fully attends to lit
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( n ) SECTION XI. THOUGHT (CITTAVAG
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( 74 ) SECTION XII. FLOWERS (PUPPHA
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76 DHAMMAPADA.^ ' " As many kinds o
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78 DHAMMAPADA. wise, understands no
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8o DHAMMAPADA. blamed : just as a d
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( 82 ) SECTION XV. THE EAHAT (ARAHA
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( 84 ). SECTION XVI. THE THOUSANDS
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86 DHAMMAPADA. Buddha haying now as
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88 DHAMM4PADA. On this, the World^h
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go DHAMMAPADA. venerates old age, f
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92 DHAMMAPADA. their former lives,
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( 94 ) SECTION XVIII. PUNISHMENT (d
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g6 DHAAfMAPADA. inherit one of thes
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98 DHAMMAPADA. desires not to get t
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DHAMMAPADA. death and life both con
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I02 DHAMMAPADA. First, -when young
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" DHAMMAPADA , 1 04 expostulation
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io6 DHAMMAPADA. " The teaching of t
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— io8 DHAMMAPADA. the King bade M
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no DHAMMAPADA. remove, nothing that
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1 1 2 DHAMMAPADA. " Truly men seek
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( 114 ) SECTION XXIII. EEST AND EEP
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ii6 DHAMMAPADA. a tree, who convers
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I . ( 118 ) SECTION XXIV. PLEASURE
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120 DHAMMAPADA. is to lay a foundat
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122 DHAMMAPADA. "Amongst men there
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( 124 ) SECTION XXVI. IMPURITY (mAL
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I . There ( "6 ) SECTION XXVII. FIR
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128 DHAMMAPADDA. And who is the Sha
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( I30 ) SECTION XXVIII. THE WAT (mA
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133 DHAMMAPADA. repelled the embrac
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( 134 SECTION XXIX. WIDE AND DIFFUS
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1 3 6 DHAMMAPADA " How impermanent
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1 3 8 DHAMMAPADA. man is also hard,
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140 DHAMMAPADA. with their adherent
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( H2 ) SECTION XXXI. THE ELEPHANT (
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144 DHAMMAPADA. On which the master
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146 DHAMMAPADA. and when bound does
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148 DHAMMAPADA. Seated thus, the di
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J So DHAMMAPADA. a desire to save a
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152 DHAMMAPADA. desired him to acco
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154 DHAMMAPADA. her there, and then
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IS6 DHAMMAPADA. flowers and ornamen
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SECTION ( iS8 ) ADVANTAGEOUS SERVIC
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i6o DHAMMAPADA. in, he took his bow
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1 62 DHAMMAPADA. layman, and standi
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i64 DHAMMAPADA. platted hair, fool
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i66 DHAMMAPADA. the rules of revere
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i68 VHAMMAPADA. your lamentations,
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( I70 ) SECTION XXXVfti. THE PKOFIT
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172 DHAMMAPAJDA. of Devas and men,
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( 174 ) SECTION XXXIX. GOOD FORTUNE
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176 DHAMMAPADA. the instruction of
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