Lakkhanasutta 2.21

On this it is said:

“He spoke no divisive words splitting the united,

creating disputes that foster division,

acting improperly by fostering quarrels,

sowing division in those who are united.

He spoke kind words to foster harmony,

uniting those who are divided.

He cast aside quarrels among the people,

rejoicing together with the united.

In good rebirths he enjoyed the fruit

and result, rejoicing there.

Here his teeth are gapless, close-set,

forty standing prominent in his mouth.

If he becomes an aristocrat, ruler of the land,

his assembly will be indivisible.

And as an ascetic, stainless, immaculate,

his assembly will follow him, unshakable.”