Chapter

 1  Int |  attributed to the Buddha, has long been recognized as one of
 2  Int | aesthetic theory. However, the long section of the Dhammapada
 3  Int |  quantify, for it is marked by long compounded words. In the
 4  Int |  contain compounds that are as long as a whole line of verse,
 5    5 |                                Long for the wakeful is the night.~
 6    5 |      the wakeful is the night.~Long for the weary, a league.~
 7    5 |                     samsara~is long. ~ ~
 8    5 |                             As long as evil has yet to ripen,~
 9    8 |      four things increase:~    long life, beauty,~    happiness,
10    9 |      meet with good fortune~as long as their evil~has yet to
11    9 |       meet with bad fortune~as long as their good~has yet to
12   15 |     with a fool,~one grieves a long time.~Painful is communion
13   16 |                          A man long absent~comes home safe from
14   19 |        t mean one's a monk.~As long as one follows~householders'
15   20 |                         For as long as the least~bit of underbrush~
16   24 |  suffering,~again & again, for long.~
17   26 |     takes nothing not-given~-- long, short,~    large, small,~       
18 Notes|   outside the pale of what has long been accepted as standard
19 Notes|  spoken by heavenly beings. As long as a statement was in accordance
20 Notes|     early Buddhists at all, as long as those teachings were
21 Notes|         Then, having stayed as long as he liked in the Southern
22  Glo |     The Brahmans of India have long maintained that they, by