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Itivuttaka 103.4

Itivuttaka 103.4

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Pāli

103.4.1

“Ye dukkhaṃ nappajānanti,

‘They that do not comprehend Misery And (_atho_) the origin of Misery And where Misery Cometh wholly to nought,

Justin Hartley Moore 1908, Sayings of Buddha: The Iti-vuttaka

103.4.2

atho dukkhassa sambhavaṃ;

‘They that do not comprehend Misery And (_atho_) the origin of Misery And where Misery Cometh wholly to nought,

Justin Hartley Moore 1908, Sayings of Buddha: The Iti-vuttaka

103.4.3

Yattha ca sabbaso dukkhaṃ,

‘They that do not comprehend Misery And (_atho_) the origin of Misery And where Misery Cometh wholly to nought,

Justin Hartley Moore 1908, Sayings of Buddha: The Iti-vuttaka

103.4.4

asesaṃ uparujjhati;

‘They that do not comprehend Misery And (_atho_) the origin of Misery And where Misery Cometh wholly to nought,

Justin Hartley Moore 1908, Sayings of Buddha: The Iti-vuttaka

103.4.5

Tañca maggaṃ na jānanti,

And who know not the Path
Leading to the stilling of Misery—
They, deprived of the Emancipation of thought
And of the Emancipation of wisdom,
Are not fit for making an end (of existence);
They verily undergo Birth and Old Age.

Justin Hartley Moore 1908, Sayings of Buddha: The Iti-vuttaka

103.4.6

dukkhūpasamagāminaṃ.

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