法苑珠林 86.14
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86.14
Having spoken this verse, he immediately recalled the manifold practices he had engaged in when he was formerly a monk, and remembered the scripture he had previously recited, named The Mass of Suffering: The Faults of Desires and the Flavors of Desires. Having pondered this, he cast the meat steelyard far away onto the ground, and gave rise to deep revulsion toward saṃsāra. Addressing that monk as “Venerable One, Venerable One,” he spoke a verse:
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- 法苑珠林 — 道世, Classical Chinese