Hymns of the Faith (Dhammapada) : Being An Ancient Anthology Preserved in the Short Collection of the Sacred Scriptures of the Buddhists
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It may mean either, "as well as others " (FausboU) ; or, "as if others," i, e. "as if aliens "=' ' as if his own enemy " (Max Miiller and H'd).
356. Cf. Mark ix. 41.
XXV. THE MONK.
360. Good is a continence of eye, A continence of ear is good ; Good is a continence of nose, A continence of tongue is good.
361. Good is a continence of body, And good a continence of speech ; A continence of mind is good, And good is continence every way : The monk in every way contained.
From all pain is delivere...d.
362. Restrained in hand, in foot restrained.
In speech restrained, restrained to the uttermost Delighting inwardly, composed.
Alone, contented, him they cajl a monk.
363. The monk of mouth restrained, Reciting texts without conceit.
Illuminates the meaning and the Doctrine : Sweet is the speech of such.
364. The Doctrine is his garden, his delight ; On Doctrine thinking oft.
86 HYMNS OF THE FAITH.
The monk remembereth the Doctrine, And from the Gospel falleth not away.
365. His own share let him not despise, Nor walk in envy of others : The monk who others envieth Attaineth not to Trance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may mean either, "as well as others " (FausboU) ; or, "as if others," i, e. "as if aliens "=' ' as if his own enemy " (Max Miiller and H'd).
356. Cf. Mark ix. 41.
XXV. THE MONK.
360. Good is a continence of eye, A continence of ear is good ; Good is a continence of nose, A continence of tongue is good.
361. Good is a continence of body, And good a continence of speech ; A continence of mind is good, And good is continence every way : The monk in every way contained.
From all pain is delivere...d.
362. Restrained in hand, in foot restrained.
In speech restrained, restrained to the uttermost Delighting inwardly, composed.
Alone, contented, him they cajl a monk.
363. The monk of mouth restrained, Reciting texts without conceit.
Illuminates the meaning and the Doctrine : Sweet is the speech of such.
364. The Doctrine is his garden, his delight ; On Doctrine thinking oft.
86 HYMNS OF THE FAITH.
The monk remembereth the Doctrine, And from the Gospel falleth not away.
365. His own share let him not despise, Nor walk in envy of others : The monk who others envieth Attaineth not to Trance.
What to read after Hymns of the Faith (Dhammapada) : Being An Ancient Anthology Preserved in the Short Collection of the Sacred Scriptures of the Buddhists?
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