Dighanikaya 29.168

29.168

Evaṃ aniyyānikasāsanaṃ dassetvā idāni niyyānikasāsanaṃ dassento idha pana, cunda, satthā ca hoti sammāsambuddhotiādimāha. Tattha niyyānikoti maggatthāya phalatthāya ca niyyāti.

Having thus shown the non-emancipating Dispensation, now showing the emancipating Dispensation, he said, “Here, however, Cunda, the teacher is a fully awakened Buddha,” and so forth. There, “emancipating” means it leads out for the sake of the path and the fruit.