Dialogues of the Buddha volume Pt 3
Dialogues of the Buddha volume Pt 3
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Imparted as they were by one who was not supremely enlightened, and now they are wrecked of their support and without a protector.
Then said the venerable Ananda to Cunda the Novice : Friend Cunda, this is a worthy subject to brinof before the Exalted One. Let's ixo to him, and tell him about it.
Very good, sir, replied Cunda the Novice.
3, So the venerable Ananda and Cunda the Novice sought out the Exalted One and saluting him, and sittinor down beside him, told him about the Niganthas.
[119] ...4. (The Buddha:) Here, Cunda, we have a teacher who was not supremely enlightened, and a doctrine badly set forth, badly imparted, ineffectual to guide, not conducing" to peace, imparted by one who was not supremely enlightened. In such a doctrine, moreover, the disciple does not come to master^ the lesser corollaries that follow from the larger doctrine, 1 Bhinnathupe, lit. Having its stupa broken — a metaphor, says the Corny. , for foundation (platform, patit tha).
- Pa t i sar ana t), lit. A resort, to whom, as B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Imparted as they were by one who was not supremely enlightened, and now they are wrecked of their support and without a protector.
Then said the venerable Ananda to Cunda the Novice : Friend Cunda, this is a worthy subject to brinof before the Exalted One. Let's ixo to him, and tell him about it.
Very good, sir, replied Cunda the Novice.
3, So the venerable Ananda and Cunda the Novice sought out the Exalted One and saluting him, and sittinor down beside him, told him about the Niganthas.
[119] ...4. (The Buddha:) Here, Cunda, we have a teacher who was not supremely enlightened, and a doctrine badly set forth, badly imparted, ineffectual to guide, not conducing" to peace, imparted by one who was not supremely enlightened. In such a doctrine, moreover, the disciple does not come to master^ the lesser corollaries that follow from the larger doctrine, 1 Bhinnathupe, lit. Having its stupa broken — a metaphor, says the Corny. , for foundation (platform, patit tha).
- Pa t i sar ana t), lit. A resort, to whom, as B.
What to read after Dialogues of the Buddha volume Pt 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davids, T. W. Rhys (Thomas William Rhys), 1843-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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