Mahaparinibbanasuttam (DN 16) - Ancient Buddhist Texts

The Third Chapter for Recitation - 141
Yathā pi kumbhakārassa kataṁ mattikabhājanaṁ
Like an earthen vessel made by a potter
Khuddakañ-ca mahantañ-ca yañ-ca pakkaṁ yañ-ca āmakaṁ
Small and great, that which is baked and unbaked,
Sabbaṁ bhedapariyantaṁ evaṁ maccāna’ jīvitaṁ.”
All end in breakage, just so life (ends) in death.”
Athāparaṁ etad-avoca Satthā:]
Then the Teacher, said something more:]
“Paripakko vayo mayhaṁ parittaṁ mama jīvitaṁ,
“Well-matured, decayed, with little of my life remaining,
Pahāya vo gamissāmi kataṁ me sar a ṇam-attano.
Having abandoned (rebirth) I will go, having made myself a refuge.
Appamattā satīmanto susīlā hotha bhikkhavo,
Be heedful, mindful, and virtuous, monks,
Susamāhitasaṅkappā sacittam-anurakkhatha.
With well-reasoned thoughts, protect your minds.
Yo imasmiṁ Dhammavinaye appamatto vihassati,
Whoever in this Teaching and Discipline will live heedful, 166
Pahāya jātisaṁsāraṁ dukkhassantaṁ karissatī.” ti
Having given up the round of rebirths, he will put an end to suffering.”
Tatiyabhāṇavāraṁ.
The Third Chapter for Recital (is Finished).
166 Dhammavinaya is the original name for theory and practice taught by the Buddha.