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 1  Int     |           aesthetic meaning of the term as well. Classic theory
 2    4(44) |           is a translation for the term dhammapada. To ferret out
 3   14(195)|   Alternative translations of this term would be proliferation,
 4   14(195)|     elaboration, exaggeration. The term is used both in philosophical
 5   16(209)|          meditation) and a related term, anuyuñjati (keeping after
 6   18(240)|         their proper use. The Pali term here is atidhonacarin, a
 7   19(268)|          The Buddhists adopted the term muni, but redefined it to
 8   21(295)|           literature, "tiger" is a term for a powerful and eminent
 9   21(295)|            what is meant here, the term may stand for anger. ~
10   24(346)|         The Patna Dhp renders this term as "subtle," whereas the
11   24(346)|            attempts to "correct" a term that could well have originally
12  Glo     |             Buddhists borrowed the term "brahman" to apply to arahants
13  Glo     | conventional (sammati) level, this term denotes the communities