Dhammapada

The Dhammapada is an Indian work that was composed before the Christian era. The Dhammapada contains parallels to the Sermon on the Mount concepts of turn the other cheek, the light of the world, and don’t look at with lust.

Links to the Dhammapada:

I. The Pairs (vv. 1-20)
II. Heedfulness (21-32)
III. The Mind (33-43)
IV. Flowers (44-59)
V. The Fool (60-75)
VI. The Wise Man (76-89)
VII. The Arahant or Perfected One (90-99)
VIII. The Thousands (100-115)
IX. Evil (116-128)
X. Violence (129-145)
XI. Old Age (146-156)
XII. The Self (157-166)
XIII. The World (167-178)
XIV. The Buddha (179-196)
XV. Happiness (197-208)
XVI. Affection (209-220)
XVII. Anger (221-234)
XVIII. Impurity (235-255)
XIX. The Just (256-272)
XX. The Path (273-289)
XXI. Miscellaneous (290-305)
XXII. The State of Woe (306-319)
XXIII. The Elephant (320-333)
XXIV. Craving (334-359)
XXV. The Monk (360-382)
XXVI. The Holy Man (383-423)

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