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 1  Int     |   one of the masterpieces of early Buddhist literature. Only
 2  Int     |   that it is also one of the early masterpieces in the Indian
 3  Int     | whole. At the same time, the early Buddhists adopted and adapted
 4  Int     |     the Pali Canon and other early masterpieces of kavya, the
 5  Int     |      a teaching from another early Buddhist text, the Samyutta
 6  Int     |      that does them justice. Early Buddhists used the traditions
 7   12(157)|      is that it is never too early or too late to wake up and
 8 Notes    |    been accepted as standard early Buddhist doctrine as derived
 9 Notes    |    metrical rules underlying early Pali poetry. As the Buddha
10 Notes    |   issue is not so clear-cut. Early Pali poetry dates from a
11 Notes    |    sense of distrust for the early Buddhist texts, and the
12 Notes    |    clear statements from the early Buddhist texts concerning
13 Notes    |    the Buddha's realization, early on in his teaching career,
14 Notes    | might find their way in. The early redactors of the canon seem
15 Notes    |     would not have fazed the early Buddhists at all, as long
16 Notes    |     story shows the official early Buddhist attitude towards
17 Notes    |     time passed, some of the early communities may have made