Book, Sutta

 1      9, 1 |         to the monks: "Monks, if wanderers who are members of other
 2      9, 1 |        The Blessed One said, "If wanderers who are members of other
 3     10, 69|            to say nothing of the wanderers of other sects." ~See also:
 4     10, 93|         to visit the park of the wanderers of other persuasions?" Then
 5     10, 93|        headed to the park of the wanderers of other persuasions were
 6     10, 93|         Now on that occasion the wanderers of other persuasions had
 7     10, 93|          coming our way." So the wanderers fell silent. ~Then Anathapindika
 8     10, 93|    householder went to where the wanderers of other persuasions were
 9     10, 93|        he was sitting there, the wanderers said to him, "Tell us, householder,
10     10, 93|        had been said, one of the wanderers said to Anathapindika the
11     10, 93|          householder said to the wanderers, "As for the venerable one
12     10, 93|          this had been said, the wanderers said to Anathapindika the
13     10, 93|          this had been said, the wanderers fell silent, abashed, sitting
14     10, 93| householder, perceiving that the wanderers were silent, abashed...
15     10, 93|        his conversation with the wanderers. ~[The Blessed One said:]
16     10, 93|      would do well to refute the wanderers of other persuasions with
17     10, 94|         to visit the park of the wanderers of other persuasions?" Then
18     10, 94|        headed to the park of the wanderers of other persuasions were
19     10, 94|         Now on that occasion the wanderers of other persuasions had
20     10, 94|          coming our way." So the wanderers fell silent. ~Then Vajjiya
21     10, 94|    householder went to where the wanderers of other persuasions were
22     10, 94|        he was sitting there, the wanderers said to him, "Is it true,
23     10, 94|        this was said, one of the wanderers said to Vajjiya Mahita the
24     10, 94|          When this was said, the wanderers fell silent, abashed, sitting
25     10, 94| householder, perceiving that the wanderers were silent, abashed...
26     10, 94|        his conversation with the wanderers. ~[The Blessed One said:] "
27     10, 94|        righteously to refute the wanderers of other persuasions in