...pariyonahl SV reads pariyoddhraw in the text, and explains it by pariyonaha. in the Three Vedas, but omitting the practice of those qualities which really...practice of those qualities which really make men non-Brahmans — veiled, hindered, obstructed, and entangled by these Five Hindrances — that these...

...Grotama ! " " In just the same way, Yasettha, do the Brahmans, " versed in the three Vedas — but omitting the practice of those qualities which really make a man a " Brahman, and adhering to those things which really " make men not Brahmans — say thus : ' Indra we call "'upon:...

...not, Gotama ! " " In just the same way, Vasettha, do the Brahmans, "versed in the three Vcdas — but omitting the prac"tice of those qualities which really make a man a "Brahman, and adhering to those things which really " make men not Brahmans — say thus : ' Indra we call " ' upon...

...of his praying ? " 1s " Certainly not, Gautama." M "Yet this is the way of the Brahmans. They omit the practice of those qualities which really make a man a Brahman, and say, 'Indra, we call upon you ; Soma, we call upon you ; Varuna, we call upon you ; Brahma, we call...

..."Certainly not, Gotama!" "In just the same way, Vasettha, do the Brahmans, versed in the three Vedas— but omitting the practice of those qualities which really make a man a Brahman, and adhering to those things which really make men not Brahmans— say thus : ' Indra we call upon : Soma...

...that the Brahmanas neither knew Brahma nor were like Him, that while versed in the Vedas they were "omitting the practice of those qualities which really...those qualities which really make men not Brahmans," and at this point the Buddha summed up: " That these Brahmans versed in the Vedas and yet bearing anger...

...that the Brahmanas neither knew Brahma nor were like Him, that while versed in the Vedas they were "omitting the practice of those qualities which really...those qualities which really make men not Brahmans," and at this point the Buddha summed up : " That these Brahmans versed in the Vedas and yet bearing...

...that the Brahmanas neither knew Brahma nor were like Him, that while versed in the Vedas they were "omitting the practice of those qualities which really...practice of those qualities which really make men not Bxahmans," and at this 1 Sabbasava-Sutta. Sacred Books of the East, vol. xi point the Buddha summed...

...hindered, obstructed, and entangled. 'And verily, Vase/7/ia, that Brahmans versed in the Three Vedas, but omitting the practice of those qualities which really...practice of those qualities which really make men non-Brahmans — veiled, hindered, obstructed, and entangled by these Five Hindrances — that these...

...praising, come over to this side ? ' ' Certainly not, Gotama ! ' 25. 'In just the same way, Vase//^a, do the Brahmans versed in the Three Vedas — omitting...call upon, Mahiddhi we call upon, Yama we call upon l ! " Verily, Vase#/za, that those Brahmans versed in the Three Vedas, but omitting the practice of...