Re: Duplication

Dear Rahula,

here is another example I found today:

"Paccati munino bhatta.m
Thoka-thoka.m kule kule." (Thg. 31)

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metta,
Yong Peng.

--- In Pali@yahoogroups.com, rahula_80 wrote:

I am helping a friend to ask this question:

I am interested in the duplication frequent in Buddhist texts in Pali
and Sanskrit, and wonder whether such duplication is unique to
Buddhism. One example is: "What and what (yena yena) they think it
(maññanti tato), it is otherwise (ta m hoti aññath 1 ti )." MN , III,
44-45 (113).