..续本文上一页 34. ”The man who has a profound understanding, who is wise, who knows the true way and the wrong way, who has attained the highest good, him I call a Brâmana. (627)

　　[1. Comp. Dhp. v. 396, &c.]

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　　 35. ”The man who does not mix with householders nor with the houseless, who wanders about without a house, and who has few wants, him I call a Brâhmana. (628)

　　 36. ”Whosoever, after refraining from hurting (living) creatures, (both) those that tremble and those that are strong, does not kill or cause to be killed, him I call a Brâmana. (629)

　　 37. ”The man who is not hostile amongst the hostile, who is peaceful amongst the violent, not seizing (upon anything) amongst those that seize (upon everything), him I call a Brâmana. (630)

　　 38. ”The man whose passion and hatred, arrogance and hypocrisy have dropt like a mustard seed from the point of a needle, him I call a Brâmana. (631)

　　 39. ”The man that utters true speech, instructive and free from harshness, by which he does not offend any one, him I call a Brâmana. (632)

　　 40. ”Whosoever in the world does not take what has not been given (to him), be it long or short, small or large, good or bad, him I call a Brâhmana. (633)

　　 41. ”The man who has no desire for this world or the next, who is desireless and liberated, him I call a Brâmana. (634)

　　 42. ”The man who has no desire, who knowingly is free from doubt; and has attained the depth of immortality, him I call a Brâmana. (635)

　　 43. ”Whosoever in this world has overcome good and evil, both ties, who is free from grief and defilement, and is pure, him I call a Brâmana. (636)

　　 44. ”The man that is stainless like the moon, pure, serene, and undisturbed, who has destroyed joy, him I call a Brâmana. (637)

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　　 45. ”Whosoever has passed over this quagmire difficult to pass, (who has passed over) revolution (samsâra) and folly, who has crossed over, who has reached the other shore, who is meditative, free from desire and doubt, calm without seizing (upon anything), him I call a Brâmana. (638)

　　 46. ”Whosoever in this world, after abandoning sensual pleasures, wanders about houseless, and has destroyed the existence of sensual pleasures (kâmabhava), him I call a Brâmana. (639)

　　 47. ”Whosoever in this world, after abandoning desire, wanders about houseless, and has destroyed the existence of desire (tanhâbhava), him I call a Brâmana. (640)

　　 48. ”Whosoever, after leaving human attachment (yoga), has overcome pine attachment, and is liberated from all attachment, him I call a Brâhmana. (641)

　　 49. ”The man that, after leaving pleasure and disgust, is calm and free from the elements of existence (nirupadhi), who is a hero, and has conquered all the world, him I call a Brâmana. (642)

　　 50. ”Whosoever knows wholly the vanishing and reappearance of beings, does not cling to (anything); is happy (sugata), and enlightened, him I call a Brâmana. (643)

　　 51. ”The man whose way neither gods nor Gandhabbas nbr men know, and whose passions are destroyed, who is a saint, him I call a Brâmana. (644)

　　 52. ”The man for whom there is nothing, neither before nor after nor in the middle, who possesses nothing, and does not seize (upon anything), him I call a Brâmana. (645)

　　 53. ”The (man that is undaunted like a) bull, who

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　　is eminent, a hero, a great sage (mahesi), victorious, free from desire, purified, enlightened, him I call a Brâmana. (646)

　　 54. ”The man who knows his former dwellings, who sees both heaven and hell, and has reached the destruction of births, him I call a Brâmana. (647)

　　 55. ”For what has been designated as "name" and "family" i…

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