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thusEvaṁ
by meme
heardsutaṁ—
oneekaṁ
timesamayaṁ
the Blessed Onebhagavā
among the Videhansvidehesu
on walking tourcārikaṁ
was wanderingcarati
with a largemahatā
with a community of mendicantsbhikkhusaṅghena
together withsaddhiṁ
five hundredpañcamattehi
with mendicantsbhikkhusatehi.
at thatTena indeedkho thenpana at the timesamayena Brahmāyubrahmāyu the brahminbrāhmaṇo in Mithilāmithilāyaṁ was residingpaṭivasati oldjiṇṇo elderlyvuḍḍho seniormahallako advanced in yearsaddhagato reached old age,vayoanuppatto, a hundred and twenty years oldvīsavassasatiko by birth,jātiyā, of the threetiṇṇaṁ of the Vedasvedānaṁ masterpāragū with their vocabularies and ritual performancesanighaṇḍukeṭubhānaṁ phonology and word classificationsākkharappabhedānaṁ with the testaments as fifth,itihāsapañcamānaṁ, word-by-word,padako, grammarian,veyyākaraṇo, in cosmology and the marks of a great manlokāyatamahāpurisalakkhaṇesu well versedanavayo.
he heardAssosi
indeedkho
Brahmāyubrahmāyu
brahminbrāhmaṇo:
ascetic“samaṇo
it seemskhalu
sirbho,
Gotamagotamo
Sakyan sonsakyaputto
from a Sakyan familysakyakulā
gone forthpabbajito
among the Videhansvidehesu
wanderingcārikaṁ
wanderscarati
largemahatā
with a Saṅgha of mendicantsbhikkhusaṅghena
together withsaddhiṁ
five hundredpañcamattehi
mendicantsbhikkhusatehi.
himTaṁ
indeedkho
andpana
the venerablebhavantaṁ
Gotamagotamaṁ
thusevaṁ
goodkalyāṇo
reputationkittisaddo
spreadabbhuggato:
it is thus‘itipi
thatso
Blessed Onebhagavā
perfectedarahaṁ
fully awakened Buddhasammāsambuddho
accomplished in knowledge and conductvijjācaraṇasampanno
holysugato
knower of the worldlokavidū
supremeanuttaro
guide for those fit for trainingpurisadammasārathi
teachersatthā
of gods and humansdevamanussānaṁ
awakenedbuddho
Blessed Onebhagavā’ti.
heSo
thisimaṁ
worldlokaṁ
with its godssadevakaṁ
with its Mārassamārakaṁ
with its divinitiessabrahmakaṁ
with its ascetics and brahminssassamaṇabrāhmaṇiṁ
populationpajaṁ
gods and humanssadevamanussaṁ
with his own insightsayaṁ
he has realizedabhiññā
having realizedsacchikatvā
makes knownpavedeti.
heSo
Dhammadhammaṁ
teachesdeseti
good in the beginningādikalyāṇaṁ
good in the middlemajjhekalyāṇaṁ
good in the endpariyosānakalyāṇaṁ
meaningfulsātthaṁ
well-phrasedsabyañjanaṁ,
entirely fullkevalaparipuṇṇaṁ
pureparisuddhaṁ
spiritual practicebrahmacariyaṁ
revealspakāseti.
goodSādhu
indeedkho
andpana
suchtathārūpānaṁ
perfected onesarahataṁ
seeingdassanaṁ
ishotī”ti.
by thatTena
indeedkho
nowpana
at the timesamayena
of Brahmāyubrahmāyussa
of the brahminbrāhmaṇassa
Uttarauttaro
namednāma
studentmāṇavo
pupilantevāsī
ishoti
of the threetiṇṇaṁ
Vedasvedānaṁ
one who has reached the far shorepāragū
with the glossariessanighaṇḍukeṭubhānaṁ
with the phonologysākkharappabhedānaṁ
with the epics as fifthitihāsapañcamānaṁ,
a reciterpadako,
a grammarianveyyākaraṇo,
in cosmology and the marks of a great manlokāyatamahāpurisalakkhaṇesu
not deficientanavayo.
thenAtha
indeedkho
the brahmin Brahmāyubrahmāyu
brahminbrāhmaṇo
Uttarauttaraṁ
studentmāṇavaṁ
addressedāmantesi:
this“ayaṁ,
deartāta
Uttarauttara,
the asceticsamaṇo
Gotamagotamo
son of the Sakyanssakyaputto
from the Sakyan clansakyakulā
gone forthpabbajito
among the Videhansvidehesu
on tourcārikaṁ
walkscarati
with a largemahatā
community of monksbhikkhusaṅghena
together withsaddhiṁ
about fivepañcamattehi
hundred monksbhikkhusatehi.
of himTaṁ
indeedkho
nowpana
the venerablebhavantaṁ
Gotamagotamaṁ
thusevaṁ
goodkalyāṇo
reputationkittisaddo
has arisenabbhuggato:
indeed‘itipi
thatso
Blessed Onebhagavā
worthyarahaṁ
perfectly awakenedsammāsambuddho
…pe……pe…
goodsādhu
indeedkho
nowpana
of suchtathārūpānaṁ
worthy onesarahataṁ
seeingdassanaṁ
ishotī’ti.
comeEhi
youtvaṁ,
deartāta
Uttarauttara,
whereyena
the asceticsamaṇo
Gotamagotamo
there approachtenupasaṅkama;
having approachedupasaṅkamitvā
the asceticsamaṇaṁ
Gotamagotamaṁ
find outjānāhi,
whetheryadi
orvā
of himtaṁ
the venerablebhavantaṁ
Gotamagotamaṁ
sotathā
trulysantaṁyeva
reputationsaddo
has arisenabbhuggato,
whetheryadi
orvā
notno
sotathā;
ifyadi
orvā
heso
worthybhavaṁ
Gotamagotamo
suchtādiso,
ifyadi
orvā
notna
suchtādiso.
thusTathā
wemayaṁ
himtaṁ
worthybhavantaṁ
Gotamagotamaṁ
we shall knowvedissāmā”ti.
as“Yathā
howkathaṁ
but Ipanāhaṁ,
sirbho,
thattaṁ
masterbhavantaṁ
Gotamagotamaṁ
I shall knowjānissāmi
whetheryadi
orvā
thattaṁ
masterbhavantaṁ
Gotamagotamaṁ
sotathā
being indeedsantaṁyeva
reportsaddo
arisenabbhuggato,
whetheryadi
orvā
notno
sotathā;
whetheryadi
orvā
heso
masterbhavaṁ
Gotamagotamo
suchtādiso,
whetheryadi
orvā
notna
suchtādiso”ti.
have come down“Āgatāni
indeedkho,
deartāta
Uttarauttara,
ouramhākaṁ
in the hymnsmantesu
the thirty-two marks of a great mandvattiṁsamahāpurisalakkhaṇāni,
with whichyehi
endowedsamannāgatassa
of a great manmahāpurisassa
only twodveyeva
destiniesgatiyo
there arebhavanti
no otheranaññā.
ifSace
homeagāraṁ
he dwellsajjhāvasati,
a kingrājā
he ishoti
a wheel-turning monarchcakkavattī
justdhammiko
a principled kingdhammarājā
whose dominion extends to all four sidescāturanto
victoriousvijitāvī
achieving stability in the countryjanapadatthāvariyappatto
possessing the seven treasuressattaratanasamannāgato.
these for himTassimāni
sevensatta
treasuresratanāni
there arebhavanti,
that isseyyathidaṁ—
the wheel-treasurecakkaratanaṁ,
the elephant-treasurehatthiratanaṁ,
the horse-treasureassaratanaṁ,
the jewel-treasuremaṇiratanaṁ,
the woman-treasureitthiratanaṁ,
the householder-treasuregahapatiratanaṁ,
the commander-treasure as seventhpariṇāyakaratanameva
seventhsattamaṁ.
over a thousandParosahassaṁ
indeedkho
and for himpanassa
sonsputtā
there arebhavanti
valiantsūrā
heroic in formvīraṅgarūpā
crushing the armies of enemiesparasenappamaddanā.
heSo
thisimaṁ
earthpathaviṁ
girt by seasāgarapariyantaṁ
without rodadaṇḍena
without swordasatthena
by principledhammena
having conqueredabhivijiya
he dwellsajjhāvasati.
ifSace
indeedkho
thenpana
from homeagārasmā
to homelessnessanagāriyaṁ
he goes forthpabbajati,
a perfected onearahaṁ
he ishoti
a fully awakened Buddhasammāsambuddho
in the worldloke
who has cast off the world’s veilvivaṭṭacchado.
IAhaṁ
indeedkho
butpana,
deartāta
Uttarauttara,
of the hymnsmantānaṁ
the giverdātā;
youtvaṁ
of the hymnsmantānaṁ
the receiverpaṭiggahetā”ti.
“yes,“Evaṁ,
worthy sir,”bho”ti
indeedkho
Uttarauttaro
studentmāṇavo
of Brahmāyubrahmāyussa
of the brahminbrāhmaṇassa
having promisedpaṭissutvā
having risen from his seatuṭṭhāyāsanā
Brahmāyubrahmāyuṁ
brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ
having bowedabhivādetvā
respectfully circlingpadakkhiṇaṁ
having donekatvā
among the Videhansvidehesu
whereyena
the Buddhabhagavā
theretena
wanderingcārikaṁ
he set out.pakkāmi.
stage by stageAnupubbena
wanderingcārikaṁ
travelingcaramāno
whereyena
the Buddhabhagavā
he came to him;tenupasaṅkami;
having approachedupasaṅkamitvā
with the Buddhabhagavatā
togethersaddhiṁ
he exchanged greetings.sammodi.
greetingSammodanīyaṁ
conversationkathaṁ
politesāraṇīyaṁ
having exchangedvītisāretvā
to one sideekamantaṁ
he sat down.nisīdi.
to one sideEkamantaṁ
seatednisinno
indeedkho
Uttarauttaro
studentmāṇavo
of the Buddhabhagavato
on the bodykāye
the thirty-two marks of a great mandvattiṁsamahāpurisalakkhaṇāni
he scrutinized.samannesi.
he sawAddasā
indeedkho
Uttarauttaro
studentmāṇavo
of the Buddhabhagavato
on the bodykāye
the thirty-two marks of a great man,dvattiṁsamahāpurisalakkhaṇāni,
mostlyyebhuyyena
exceptthapetvā
two.dve.
about twoDvīsu
marks of a great manmahāpurisalakkhaṇesu
he doubtskaṅkhati
he is uncertainvicikicchati
he is not convincednādhimuccati
notna
he is not confident—sampasīdati—
sheathedkosohite
andca
private partsvatthaguyhe
largeness of the tonguepahūtajivhatāya
and.ca.
thenAtha
indeedkho
to the Buddhabhagavato
this occurred:etadahosi:
“sees“passati
indeedkho
myme
thisayaṁ
Uttarauttaro
studentmāṇavo
the thirty-two marks of a great man,dvattiṁsamahāpurisalakkhaṇāni,
mostlyyebhuyyena
exceptthapetvā
two.dve.
about twoDvīsu
marks of a great manmahāpurisalakkhaṇesu
he doubtskaṅkhati
he is uncertainvicikicchati
he is not convincednādhimuccati
notna
he is not confident—sampasīdati—
sheathedkosohite
andca
private partsvatthaguyhe
largeness of the tonguepahūtajivhatāya
and.”cā”ti.
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