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 1     Int, 3     |           seek out the company of wise instructors, and guided
 2     Int, 3     |            the path to death. The wise who understand this distinction
 3       2, 25    |    excellence of heedfulness, the wise exult therein and enjoy
 4       2, 26    |                           23. The wise ones, ever meditative and
 5       2, 28    |         and self-mastery, let the wise one make for himself an
 6       2, 29    |          in heedlessness, but the wise one keeps his heedfulness
 7       2, 31    |     groundlings, even so when the wise man casts away heedlessness
 8       2, 32    |  wide-awake among the sleepy, the wise man advances like a swift
 9       5, 66    |          knows his foolishness is wise at least to that extent,
10       5, 66    |           fool who thinks himself wise is a fool indeed. ~
11       5, 67    |          a fool associates with a wise man, he no more comprehends
12       5, 68    |          person associates with a wise man, quickly he comprehends
13       6        |                           6 - The Wise Man~Translated from the
14       6, 79    |   reproves, let him follow such a wise and sagacious person as
15       6, 82    |         with a tranquil mind. The wise man ever delights in the
16       6, 83    |    carpenters shape the wood; the wise control themselves. ~
17       6, 84    |         by the storm, even so the wise are not affected by praise
18       6, 85    |        hearing the Teachings, the wise become perfectly purified,
19       6, 86    |       yearning for pleasures. The wise show no elation or depression
20       6, 87    |            He is indeed virtuous, wise, and righteous who neither
21       6, 87-88 |  Abandoning the dark way, let the wise man cultivate the bright
22       6, 87-88 |       with no attachment, let the wise man cleanse himself of defilements
23       7, 92    |         do not accumulate and are wise regarding food, whose object
24       7, 94    |       Even the gods hold dear the wise one, whose senses are subdued
25       7, 95    |         worldly existence for the wise one who, like the earth,
26       7, 96    |            perfectly tranquil and wise. ~
27       8, 111   |      Better it is to live one day wise and meditative than to live
28       9, 122   |         pot filled. Likewise, the wise man, gathering it little
29      12, 157   | diligently watch oneself. Let the wise man keep vigil during any
30      12, 158   |         instruct others. Thus the wise man will not be reproached. ~
31      13, 171   |           fools flounder, but the wise have no attachment to it. ~
32      13, 175   |        air by psychic powers; the wise are led away from the world
33      13, 177   |        praise generosity. But the wise man rejoices in giving,
34      14, 181   |                        181. Those wise ones who are devoted to
35      14, 186-87|       Having understood this, the wise man finds no delight even
36      14, 193   |          everywhere. Where such a wise man is born, that clan thrives
37      15, 203   |         this as it really is, the wise realize Nibbana, the highest
38      15, 207   |          But association with the wise is happy, like meeting one'
39      15, 208   |      Noble One, who is steadfast, wise, learned, dutiful and devout.
40      17, 229   |         229. But the man whom the wise praise, after observing
41      17, 229   |        one of flawless character, wise, and endowed with knowledge
42      17, 234   |                          234. The wise are controlled in bodily
43      18, 236   |            Strive hard and become wise! Rid of impurities and cleansed
44      18, 238   |            Strive hard and become wise! Rid of impurities and cleansed
45      18, 239   |       little, moment by moment, a wise man should remove his own
46      19, 256   |         does a man become just; a wise man is he who investigates
47      19, 258   |                   258. One is not wise because one speaks much.
48      19, 258   |   friendly and fearless is called wise. ~
49      19, 261   |           from defilements and is wise -- he is truly called an
50      19, 263   |           cast out hatred -- that wise man is truly accomplished. ~
51      19, 268   |         ignorant. But that man is wise who, as if holding a balance-scale
52      20, 289   |      Realizing this fact, let the wise man, restrained by morality,
53      21, 290   |        greater happiness, let the wise man renounce the lesser,
54      23, 328   |         If for company you find a wise and prudent friend who leads
55      23, 329   |         company you cannot find a wise and prudent friend who leads
56      24, 345-6 |          not a strong fetter, the wise say, which is made of iron,
57      24, 345-6 |         to remove. This, too, the wise cut off. Giving up sensual
58      24, 347   |     self-spun web. This, too, the wise cut off. Without any longing,
59      24, 352   |       truly called the profoundly wise one, the great man. ~
60      25, 375   |         of holy life here for the wise monk. ~
61      26, 403   |        profound knowledge, who is wise, skilled in discerning the