Munivar Arulicceyta Nalatiyar the Naladiyar Or Four Hundred Quatrains in Tam
Munivar Arulicceyta Nalatiyar the Naladiyar Or Four Hundred Quatrains in Tam
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Ch, XXXV. 343.
The base will not seek the company of the wise and good.
If you say to the base man, ' Let us without delay go to seek refuge with faultless sages possessors of mature wisdom, ' he will probably get up and make off, exclaiming, ' Let us go and slumber, ' or he will perhaps demur, and change the subject.
The words siripiriu QairemQ sft-ptTjir are most expressive, but not easy of transference into English. Lit. ' those who are freed from doubt (and imperfection, error) through the ...reception of solid (crystal-pure) doctrines, ' i. E. The instructed sage.
The low man is here invited to become the disciple of a worthy Guru.
^10 ( = it may be) is redundant, or gives an idea of probability.
343.
Q^rr(j^/B
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ch, XXXV. 343.
The base will not seek the company of the wise and good.
If you say to the base man, ' Let us without delay go to seek refuge with faultless sages possessors of mature wisdom, ' he will probably get up and make off, exclaiming, ' Let us go and slumber, ' or he will perhaps demur, and change the subject.
The words siripiriu QairemQ sft-ptTjir are most expressive, but not easy of transference into English. Lit. ' those who are freed from doubt (and imperfection, error) through the ...reception of solid (crystal-pure) doctrines, ' i. E. The instructed sage.
The low man is here invited to become the disciple of a worthy Guru.
^10 ( = it may be) is redundant, or gives an idea of probability.
343.
Q^rr(j^/B
What to read after Munivar Arulicceyta Nalatiyar the Naladiyar Or Four Hundred Quatrains in Tam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G U George Uglow Pope to read online
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