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 1    36    |    Buddha is speaking to Saccaka Aggivessana:] ~"Before my Awakening,
 2   125    |  Aciravata: ~"I have heard, good Aggivessana, that if a monk is abiding
 3   125    |        were good if the reverend Aggivessana were to teach me dhamma
 4   125    |          me." ~"Let the reverend Aggivessana teach me dhamma as he has
 5   125    |         meaning of what the good Aggivessana says." ~"If I were to teach
 6   125    |      matter." ~"Let the reverend Aggivessana teach me dhamma as he has
 7   125    |         meaning of what the good Aggivessana says, that will be good;
 8   125    |         meaning of what the good Aggivessana says, I will remain as I
 9   125    |        not question the reverend Aggivessana further on this matter." ~
10   125    |         This is impossible, good Aggivessana, it cannot come to pass
11   125    |        What is the good of that, Aggivessana? That Prince Jayasena, living
12   125    |          not exist. It is as if, Aggivessana, among elephants or horses
13   125    |         do you think about this, Aggivessana? Would these two elephants
14   125    |         revered sir." ~"Even so, Aggivessana, that Prince Jayasena, living
15   125    |          not exist. It is as if, Aggivessana, there were a great mountain
16   125    |          a still greater degree, Aggivessana, is Prince Jayasena hemmed
17   125    |         similes occurred to you, Aggivessana, for Prince Jayasena, Prince
18   125    |        been heard before?" ~"As, Aggivessana, a noble anointed king addresses
19   125    |       the king's elephant.' And, Aggivessana, the elephant hunter having
20   125    |          out into the open. But, Aggivessana, the forest elephant has
21   125    |       him to human ways.' ~"And, Aggivessana, the elephant tamer, having
22   125    |      liked by the manyfolk. And, Aggivessana, the forest elephant, on
23   125    |    grass-fodder and water. When, Aggivessana, the forest elephant has
24   125    |        Take up, put down.' When, Aggivessana the king's elephant is obedient
25   125    |         Get up, sit down.' When, Aggivessana, the king's elephant is
26   125, 16|  Acquisition of faith)~"Even so, Aggivessana, does a Tathagata arise
27   125, 16|    homelessness. To this extent, Aggivessana, the ariyan disciple gets
28   125, 17|                  Morality)~"But, Aggivessana, devas and mankind have
29   125, 18|        Sense-Control)~"And when, Aggivessana, the ariyan disciple is
30   125, 19| Moderation in eating)~"And when, Aggivessana, the ariyan disciple is
31   125, 20|                Vigilance)~"When, Aggivessana, the ariyan disciple is
32   125, 21|        consciousness)~"And when, Aggivessana, the ariyan disciple is
33   125, 22|      five hindrances)~"And when, Aggivessana, the ariyan disciple is
34   125, 23|    dejection in the world. ~"As, Aggivessana, an elephant tamer, driving
35   125, 23|        to human ways -- even so, Aggivessana, these four applications
36   125, 25|        merit in the world. ~"If, Aggivessana, a king's elephant dies
37   125, 25|        has died untamed: And so, Aggivessana, of a king's elephant that
38   125, 25|         is middle-aged. And too, Aggivessana, if a king's elephant dies
39   125, 25|       has died untamed. Even so, Aggivessana, if a monk who is an elder
40   125, 25|        middle standing. And too, Aggivessana, if a newly ordained monk
41   125, 25|       that has died untamed. If, Aggivessana, a king's elephant dies
42   125, 25|          has died tamed. And so, Aggivessana of a king's elephant that
43   125, 25|         is middle-aged. And too, Aggivessana, if a king's elephant dies
44   125, 25|         has died tamed. Even so, Aggivessana, if a monk who is an elder
45   125, 25|          has died tamed. And so, Aggivessana, of a monk of middle standing.
46   125, 25|        middle standing. And too, Aggivessana, if a newly ordained monk