Patna Dharmapada
An edition of the Patna Dharmapada by Margaret Cone with parallels from the Pāli Dhammapada, a study of the prosody, an analysis of the metre and several indexes.
An edition of the Patna Dharmapada by Margaret Cone with parallels from the Pāli Dhammapada, a study of the prosody, an analysis of the metre and several indexes.
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Studies - 15<br />
5: Atthavarggaḥ, 19 verses<br />
65 ≈ Dhp 331, Nāgavaggo<br />
66 ≈ Dhp 332, Nāgavaggo<br />
67ab ≈ Dhp 333ab, Nāgavaggo<br />
68 ≈ Dhp 194, Buddhavaggo<br />
69 ≈ Dhp 206, Sukhavaggo<br />
70 ≈ Dhp 207, Sukhavaggo<br />
71 ≈ Dhp 208, Sukhavaggo<br />
72 ≈ Dhp 212, Piyavaggo<br />
73 ≈ Dhp 210, Piyavaggo<br />
74 ≈ Dhp 211, Piyavaggo<br />
75 ≈ Dhp 203, Sukhavaggo<br />
76 ≈ Dhp 204, Sukhavaggo<br />
77 ≈ Dhp 290, Pakiṇṇakavaggo<br />
78 ≈ Kosalasaṁyuttaṁ 2.3 v.1<br />
79 ≈ Dhp 193, Buddhavaggo<br />
80 ≈ Dhp 83, Paṇḍitavaggo<br />
81 ≈ Dhp 201, Sukhavaggo<br />
82cd cf. Dhp 333cd, Nāgavaggo<br />
83 ≈ Ud-v 30.23<br />
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There are 15 parallels and two partial parallels from Pāḷi Dhp.<br />
Atthavarggaḥ does not seem to be a very apt title for this chapter, and on the basis of<br />
collocation it may have been better named as the Sukhavarggaḥ, as that word occurs<br />
in 14 of the verses, and a number of the other are related through the synonym priya.<br />
The last verse has no parallel in the Pāḷi texts, but a parallel is found in the<br />
Udānavarga.
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