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Buddhism Wisdom
Therefore The Sentence-makers Have Thus Expressed Themselves:--
All Men Tremble At Punishment, All Men Fear Death; Remember Tha
And He Who Lives A Hundred Years, Ignorant And Unrestrained, A
Let Each Man Direct Himself First To What Is Proper, Then Let H
Let The Fool Wish For A False Reputation, For Precedence Among
Difficult (to Obtain) Is The Conception Of Men, Difficult Is Th
Death Carries Off A Man Who Is Gathering Flowers And Whose Mind
There Is No Guilt Greater Than To Sanction Ambition; No Calamit
If A Man Commits A Sin, Let Him Not Do It Again; Let Him Not
De
If I Were Suddenly To Become Known, And (put Into A Position
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He Who Does Not Rouse Himself When It Is Time To Rise, Who,
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But Life Is Hard To Live For A Modest Man, Who Always Looks For
The Bhikshu Whose Body And Tongue And Mind Are Quieted, Who Is
If A Man Offend A Harmless, Pure, And Innocent Person, The Evil
He Who Knows Other Men Is Discerning; He Who Knows Himself Is
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