From: John Kelly
Message: 4575
Date: 2004-03-23
> Dear Steve, :-)Teachings.
>
> Thank you for your prompt reply with the Pali translation. In a
> corner of my heart I had half-hoped that such a thing could never
> have been said in Buddhist scriptures - but better to know the
> truth. Seems to put to rest the myth that no war has ever been
> fought in Buddhism to extend the geographic extent of the
> (Unbelievers, say the arahats (!), are not more to be esteemedthan
> beasts!)thee, O
> Now it only remains to deal with it.
>
> metta and peace,
> Christine
> ---The trouble is that you think you have time ---
>
> --- In Pali@yahoogroups.com, "bodhi2500" <seisen_@...> wrote:
> > Dear Chris and all
> >
> > Christine wrote:
> > > Dear Group,
> > > The quote for which the Pali is requested:
> > > "Only one and a half human beings have been slain here by
> > > lord of men. The one had come unto the (three) refuges, theother
> > hadevil
> > > taken unto himself the five precepts. Unbelievers and men of
> > > life were the rest, not more to be esteemed than beasts. Butas
> for
> > > thee, thou wilt bring glory to the doctrine of the Buddha in
> > manifold
> > > ways; therefore cast away care from the heart, O ruler of men
> > > (xxv.108-112)."
> >
> > This seems to be the Mahaava.mpsa passage you are after>
> >
> > Mahaava.msa, Pa~ncaviisatima pariccheda(xxv), Verses 108-112.
> >
> > 108. "Katha.m nu bhante assaaso, mama hessati yena me;
> > akkhobhi.nimahaasena, ghaato kaaraapito"iti.
> > 109. "Saggamaggantaraayo ca, natthi te tena kammunaa;
> > Diiya.d.dhamanujaa ce'ttha, ghaatitaa manujaadhipa.
> > 110. Sara.nesu .thito eko, pa~ncasiilepi caa'paro;
> > micchaadi.t.thi ca dussiilo, sesaa pasusamaamataa.
> > 111. Jotayissasi ceva tva.m, bahudhaa buddhasaasana.m;
> > manovilekha.m tasmaa tva.m, vinodaya narissara.
> > 112. Iti vutto mahaaraajaa, tehi assaasamaagato;
> > vanditvaa te visajjetvaa, sayito puna cintayi.
> >
> > Steve