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 1  Int |      does justice to both of the traditions to which the text belongs.
 2  Int |        is tempting to view these traditions as distinct, dealing with
 3  Int | confluence of Buddhist and kavya traditions in the Dhammapada is in
 4  Int |         Early Buddhists used the traditions of kavya -- concerning savor,
 5  Int |         new to either of the two traditions that the text represents. ~
 6 Notes|      dialects, each with its own traditions of poetry and prose. The
 7 Notes|  attitude towards such differing traditions: each accepted the trustworthiness
 8 Notes|         simply represent earlier traditions that escaped standardization
 9 Notes|         the dynamic of how their traditions were maintained. The advantages
10 Notes|          each of the alternative traditions has its own integrity --
11 Notes|        to homogenize the various traditions. Where the different Pali
12 Notes|      readings given in the other traditions. Only in cases where the