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1    Int     |     The present work offers a translation of the Itivuttaka, a collection
2    Int     |   published together with his translation of the Udana in Minor Anthologies
3    Int     |     the presentation, in this translation these sub-groupings have
4    Int     | attempt to produce a metrical translation, by transposing lines and
5  TrInt     |      Chinese canon contains a translation of an Itivuttaka, attributed
6  TrInt     |      missing in Hsüan-tsang's translation. Either these parts were
7  TrInt     |  incomplete, or Hsüan-tsang's translation was left unfinished (it
8  TrInt     |     appended to Dhammapada: A Translation. ~Whatever the history of
9  Gloss, 122|       dhira) ~Throughout this translation I have rendered buddha as "