26. Brahmins · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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having given upHitvā
desire + andratiñca
discontentaratiñca,
cool·becomesītibhūtaṁ
without·attachmentnirūpadhiṁ;
master of the whole worldSabbalokābhibhuṁ
a herovīraṁ,
that·Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
Giving up desire and discontent, they’re cooled and free of attachments; a hero, master of the whole world: that’s who I declare a brahmin.
passing awayCutiṁ
whoyo
knowsvedi
of beingssattānaṁ,
rebirth + and·andupapattiñca
in every waysabbaso;
not·attachedAsattaṁ
well·gonesugataṁ
awakenedbuddhaṁ,
that + Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
They know the passing away and rebirth of all beings; unattached, holy, awakened: that’s who I declare a brahmin.
whoseYassa
destinygatiṁ
notna
they knowjānanti,
godsdevā
centaurs and humansgandhabbamānusā;
with defilements endedKhīṇāsavaṁ
perfected onearahantaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
Gods, centaurs, and humans don’t know their destiny; the perfected ones with defilements ended: that’s who I declare a brahmin.
for whomYassa
beforepure
andca
afterpacchā
orca,
in betweenmajjhe
evenca
not·benatthi
anythingkiñcanaṁ;
not·somethingAkiñcanaṁ
taking nothinganādānaṁ,
that + Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
They have nothing before or after, or even in between. Having nothing, taking nothing: that’s who I declare a brahmin.
captain of the herdUsabhaṁ
excellentpavaraṁ
herovīraṁ,
great seermahesiṁ
victorvijitāvinaṁ;
unstirredAnejaṁ
washednhātakaṁ
awakenedbuddhaṁ,
that + Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
Captain of the herd, excellent hero, great seer and victor; unstirred, washed, awakened: that’s who I declare a brahmin.
before·dwellingPubbenivāsaṁ
whoyo
knowsvedi,
heaven-downfall + andsaggāpāyañca
seespassati;
andAtho
ending of birthjātikkhayaṁ
attainedpatto,
insight·perfectedabhiññāvosito
sagemuni;
summit of all perfectionSabbavositavosānaṁ,
him + Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
brahmin·chapterBrāhmaṇavaggo
twenty-sixthchabbīsatimo.
thus farEttāvatā
all·firstsabbapaṭhame
twin·chapteryamakavagge
fourteencuddasa
storiesvatthūni,
heedfulness·chapterappamādavagge
ninenava,
mind·chaptercittavagge
ninenava,
flower·chapterpupphavagge
twelvedvādasa,
fool·chapterbālavagge
fifteenpannarasa,
wise·chapterpaṇḍitavagge
elevenekādasa,
arahant·chapterarahantavagge
tendasa,
thousand·chaptersahassavagge
fourteencuddasa,
evil·chapterpāpavagge
twelvedvādasa,
rod·chapterdaṇḍavagge
elevenekādasa,
old age·chapterjarāvagge
ninenava,
self·chapterattavagge
tendasa,
world·chapterlokavagge
elevenekādasa,
Buddha·chapterbuddhavagge
ninenava,
happiness·chaptersukhavagge
eightaṭṭha,
dear·chapterpiyavagge
ninenava,
anger·chapterkodhavagge
eightaṭṭha,
stain·chaptermalavagge
twelvedvādasa,
righteous·chapterdhammaṭṭhavagge
tendasa,
path·chaptermaggavagge
twelvedvādasa,
miscellaneous·chapterpakiṇṇakavagge
ninenava,
hell·chapternirayavagge
ninenava,
elephant·chapternāgavagge
eightaṭṭha,
craving·chaptertaṇhāvagge
twelvedvādasa,
monk·chapterbhikkhuvagge
twelvedvādasa,
brahmin·chapterbrāhmaṇavagge
fortycattālīsāti
more than five hundredpañcādhikāni
threetīṇi
hundred storiesvatthusatāni.
four hundred and twenty-sixSatevīsacatussatā,
by the expounder of the four truthscatusaccavibhāvinā;
hundred·three + andSatattayañca
of storiesvatthūnaṁ,
with five morepañcādhikaṁ
originatedsamuṭṭhitāti.
Dhamma·pathDhammapade
chapter·summaryvaggānamuddānaṁ
twin + heedfulnessYamakappamādo
mindcittaṁ,
flowerspupphaṁ
by the foolbālena
the wisepaṇḍito;
the arahantArahanto
and the thousandsahassañca,
evilpāpaṁ
by the roddaṇḍena
thesete
tendasa.
old ageJarā
selfattā
andca
worldloko
andca,
One who knows their past lives, sees heaven and places of loss, and has attained the end of rebirth; a sage of perfect insight at the summit of spiritual perfection: that’s who I declare a brahmin.
the Buddhabuddho
happinesssukhaṁ
by the dearpiyena
and;ca;
angerKodho
stain + andmalañca
firm in dhamma,dhammaṭṭho,
path·chaptermaggavaggena
twenty.vīsati.
miscellaneousPakiṇṇaṁ
hellnirayo
elephant,nāgo,
cravingtaṇhā
monkbhikkhu
andca
brahmin;brāhmaṇo;
theseEte
six·twentychabbīsati
chapters,vaggā,
taught by the Kinsman of the Sun.desitādiccabandhunā.
Summary of the versesGāthānamuddānaṁ
in the PairsYamake
twentyvīsati
verses,gāthā,
in heedfulnessappamādamhi
twelve;dvādasa;
elevenEkādasa
in the mind chapter,cittavagge,
flower·chapterpupphavaggamhi
sixteen.soḷasa.
in the foolBāle
andca
sixteensoḷasa
verses,gāthā,
in the wisepaṇḍitamhi
fourteen;catuddasa;
in the arahantsArahante
tendasa
verses,gāthā,
in the thousandssahasse
arehonti
sixteen.soḷasa.
thirteenTerasa
in the evil chapter,pāpavaggamhi,
in the roddaṇḍamhi
tendasa
and sevensatta
too;ca;
elevenEkādasa
old agejarā
in the chapter,vagge,
self·chapterattavaggamhi
thosetā
ten.dasa.
twelveDvādasa
in the world chapter,lokavaggamhi,
Buddha·chapterbuddhavaggamhi
eighteen;ṭhārasa;
in the happySukhe
andca
dear·chapterpiyavagge
and,ca,
versesgāthāyo
arehonti
twelve.dvādasa.
fourteenCuddasa
in the anger chapter,kodhavaggamhi,
in the stains chapter twenty-one;malavaggekavīsati;
seventeenSattarasa
andca
in the firm in dhamma,dhammaṭṭhe,
path·chaptermaggavagge
seventeen.sattarasa.
in the miscellaneousPakiṇṇe
sixteensoḷasa
verses,gāthā,
in hellniraye
and in the elephantnāge
andca
fourteen;cuddasa;
twenty-sixChabbīsa
in the craving chapter,taṇhāvaggamhi,
twenty-threetevīsa
in the monk chapter.bhikkhuvaggikā.
forty-one versesEkatālīsagāthāyo,
in the brahminbrāhmaṇe
in the supreme chapter;vaggamuttame;
versesGāthāsatāni
four,cattāri,
twenty-threetevīsa
andca
again further;punāpare;
in the DhammapadaDhammapade
in the collection,nipātamhi,
taught by the Kinsman of the Sun.desitādiccabandhunāti.
The Dhammapada textDhammapadapāḷi
is complete.samattā.
The Sayings of the Dhamma are complete.
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