420. Him I call indeed a Brahmana whose path the gods do not know, nor spirits (Gandharvas), nor men, whose passions are extinct, and who is an Arhat (venerable).

421. Him I call indeed a Brahmana who calls nothing his own, whether it be before, behind, or between, who is poor, and free from the love of the world.

422. Him I call indeed a Brahmana, the manly, the noble, the hero, the great sage, the conqueror, the impassible, the accomplished, the awakened.

423. Him I call indeed a Brahmana who knows his former abodes, who sees heaven and hell, has reached the end of births, is perfect in knowledge, a sage, and whose perfections are all perfect.

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THE SUTTA-NIPATA

A COLLECTION OF DISCOURSES

BEING ONE OF THE CANONICAL BOOKS OF THE
BUDDHISTS

TRANSLATED FROM PALI

BY

V. FAUSBOLL

Oxford, the Clarendon Press

[1881]

{scanned, proofread, and formatted by Christopher M. Weimer, March 2002}

Vol. X Part II of The Sacred Books of the East

translated by various Oriental scholars and edited by F. Max Muller

CONTENTS.

PAGE
INTRODUCTION TO SUTTA-NIPATA xi

I. URAGAVAGGA 1
1. Uragasutta 1
2. Dhaniyasutta 3
3. Khaggavisanasutta 6
4. Kasibharadvagasutta 11
5. Kundasutta 15
6. Parabhavasutta 17
7. Vasalasutta 20
8. Mettasutta 24
9. Hemavatasutta 25
10. Alavakasutta 29
11. Vigayasutta 32
12. Munisutta 33

II. KULAVAGGA 37
1. Ratanasutta 37
2. Amagandhasutta 40
3. Hirisutta 42
4. Mahamangalasutta 43
5. Sukilomasutta 45
6. Dhammakariyasutta or Kapilasutta 46
7. Brahmanadhammikasutta 47
8. Navasutta 52
9. Kimsilasutta 54
10. Utthanasutta 55
11. Rahulasutta 55
12. Vangisasutta 51
13. Sammaparibbaganiyasutta 60
14. Dhammikasutta 62

III. MAHAVAGGA 67
1. Pabbaggasutta 67
2. Padhanasutta 69
3. Subhasitasutta 72
4. Sundarikabharadvagasutta 74
5. Maghasutta 80
6. Sabhiyasutta 85
7. Selasutta 96
8. Sallasutta 106
9. Vasetthasutta 108
10. Kokaliyasutta 118
11. Nalakasutta 124
12. Dvayatanupassanasutta 131