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                        <forename>Kunthea</forename>
                        <surname>Chhom</surname>
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<l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-vineyāśānurodhataḥ</l>
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<l n="c"><lb n="A44"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>krī<choice><orig>d</orig><reg>ḍ</reg></choice>oragā Iva kṣipraṁ</l>
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<l n="a"><lb n="A45"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>catussandhyāsu yogātmā</l>
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<l n="c"><lb n="A46"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>caturmm<choice><orig>ū</orig><reg>u</reg></choice>drātmako dharmma<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>ñ</l>
    <l n="d">catuṣparṣaṭsu yo <supplied reason="lost"><supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>diśat·</supplied> <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l><!-- Ph. Green: Although not checking the rubbing or stone, Sanderson (2004: 427, n. 284) provided the conjectural
emendation diśat based on Cœdès’ reading of yo ⏑
to the rubbing the top of the dependent vowel marker for ‘i’ is still visable in this damaged section of the inscription. -->
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<l n="c"><lb n="B2"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>yatprav r̥tte śara<choice><sic>tś</sic><corr>cch</corr></choice>uddhe</l>
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<l n="a"><lb n="B9"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Āśritā bhūbhr̥tāṁ pārśve</l>
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<l n="c"><lb n="B10"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>śākyasiṁhātmajaṁ prāpya</l>
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<l n="a"><lb n="B11"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>yadīyaśiṣyanāmāpi</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>vādikarṇṇapuṭe patat·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B12"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>santrāsañ janayām āsa</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>mantravat sarppamaṇ<choice><orig>d</orig><reg>ḍ</reg></choice>ale <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l> 
</lg>
<lg n="32" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B13"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>sāntaḥpuraiḥ pramuditai</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>rājabhir yyo gurūkr̥taḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B14"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>dideśa vahuśo dharmmaṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>vauddhaṁ dharmmāsane sthitaḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="33" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B15"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>deśakālātmasaṁvittvaṁ</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>pare ṅkitaparīkṣaṇam·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B16"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="=="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="2" unit="character"/></seg>tvaṁ yadgiraṁ nityaṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>ninye śrīkamvubhūbhr̥tām· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
                 <lg n="34" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B17"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="=="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="2" unit="character"/></seg>ā sāntvagarbheṇa</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yatnenārādhya bhūpatim·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B18"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>nānārājabhayād yena</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>vadhārhā Api mocitāḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
                 </lg>
<lg n="35" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B19"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>rājakāryyakr̥tau dr̥ṣṭvā</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yatayo vipadaṅ gatāḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B20"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>rājñe niveditā yena</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>mocitās sthāpitā naye <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="36" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B21"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>rāṣṭramaṇdalarakṣārthaṁ</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>satkr̥tyāyuṅkta yan nr̥paḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B22"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>ma<choice><orig>ṇ</orig><reg>n</reg></choice>dirābhyantare</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>bhīkṣnaṁ śāntipuṣṭyādikarmmasu <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="37" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B23"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>ghr̥ṇanirmmitamūrttiṁ yo</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>vauddhatrāṇārtham āpadaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B24"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>sthāpitaṁ sthāpayām āsa</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>bhūyo bhagnāsanaṁ munim· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="38" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B25"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>mokṣadvāre <supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>khilāl lokā<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>n</l>
    <l n="b">praveśayitum arthayan·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B26"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>rairupyarañjitan dvāraṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>vyatarad yo mudā munau <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="39" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B27"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Advayānuttaraṁ yāna<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>m</l>
    <l n="b">anyeṣāṁ svam ivārjjayan·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B28"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>yo diśan munaye haimaṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>rājataṁ śivikādvayam· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
    </lg>
<lg n="40" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B29"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>mahat tāmramayaṁ yaś ca</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>bhavanācchādanaṁ muneḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B30"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>prāsādaṁ maṇihemāḍhyaṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>tārasiṁhāsanaṁ vyadhāt· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="41" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B31"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>yaḥ prakr̥ṣṭe munau kṣetre</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>pārārthyaphalam arthayan·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B32"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>khārīcatussahasrāṇi</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dhānyānām adiśan munau <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="42" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B33"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>vāhyaṁ guhyañ ca saddharmmaṁ</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>sthāpayitvā cakāra yaḥ</l> 
<l n="c" enjamb="yes"><lb n="B34"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>pūjārthan tasya saṁghasyā</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-titheś ca pr̥thagāśramān· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="43" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B35"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>karīndrān kariṇīr aśvān</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>mahiṣān vr̥ṣabhān vahūn·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B36"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>dhenūr yya āśramān bhogān</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dāsīdāsam adān munau <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="44" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B37"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tatsthāne sthāpitā sthityai</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>sarvvavidvaṅśabhāsvataḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B38"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>prajñāpāramitātārī</l><!-- kuch: prajñāpāramitā tārī GC.-->
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>jananī yena tāyinām· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="45" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a" enjamb="yes"><lb n="B39"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>śrīsatyavarmmaṇā bajri</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-lokeśārccā daśādhikāḥ</l> 
<l n="c" enjamb="yes"><lb n="B40"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>sthāpitāḥ prāg girau bhagnā</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-sanā yo <supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>tiṣṭhipat punaḥ<g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
                 <lg n="46" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B41"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tuṅgādrau svapure khyāte</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>kumārambhapure <supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>pi yaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B42"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Amarendrapurādyeṣu</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>lokeśādīn atiṣṭhipat· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="47" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B43"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>yo <supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>nekā dikṣu buddhārccā<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="b">siddhā bhagnāḥ purātanāḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B44"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>saṁskr̥tyātiṣṭhipad bhūya<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="d">sāśramāś ca jalāśayān· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="48" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B45"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><supplied reason="lost">ya</supplied>dīyaśiṣyavarggo <supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>pi</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>śāstānugrāhako nr̥ṇāṁ</l> 
<l n="c" met="na-vipulā" real="++++---+"><lb n="B46"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><supplied reason="lost">sa</supplied>prāsādās savibhavā<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>ś</l>
    <l n="d">cakre nekā nimā muneḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="49" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B47"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="=="><gap reason="lost" quantity="2" unit="character"/></seg>rmmapaṭṭane grāme</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>svaparārthaprasiddhaye</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B48"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="=="><gap reason="lost" quantity="2" unit="character"/></seg>dīn sthāpayām āsa</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>navaṣaṇmaṅgale śake <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>

<lg n="50" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="B49"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="=="><gap reason="lost" quantity="2" unit="character"/></seg>tuma<seg met="-+"><gap reason="lost" quantity="2" unit="character"/></seg>sarvva<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>m</l>
    <l n="b">etad rājājñayaiva saḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="B50"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="="><gap reason="lost" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg>h<seg type="component" subtype="vowel"><gap reason="illegible" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg> śa<seg met="="><gap reason="lost" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg>y<seg type="component" subtype="vowel"><gap reason="illegible" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg><seg met="++="><gap reason="lost" quantity="3" unit="character"/></seg></l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>piṇdasyāgneḥ prabhāvataḥ <g ref="sym:floret" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="51" met="anuṣṭubh"><milestone type="pagelike" unit="face" n="C"/><label xml:lang="eng">Face C</label>
<l n="a"><lb n="C1"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Eṣā śrījayavarmmājñā</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>buddhadharmmānucār<supplied reason="lost">iṇī</supplied></l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C2"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>vauddhānām anukarttavyā</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>mokṣābhyudayasiddhaye <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="52" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C3"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>ye nakṣatragaṇāḥ pūrvva</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-phalguṇīpramukhāḥ smr̥tāḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C4"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>śreṣṭhā dvādaśamāseṣu</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>te māsapatayo matāḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
                 <lg n="53" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C5"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>kṣayavr̥ddhikarā loke</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>mahāvīryyā maharddhikāḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C6"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>te prekṣante prajās sarvvā</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dharmmādharmmaparāya<choice><orig>n</orig><reg>ṇ</reg></choice>āḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="54" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C7"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tato nighnanti pāpiṣṭhā<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>n</l>
    <l n="b">viṣamā vr̥ṣṭivāyavaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C8"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>devā nāgās samās tv ete</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dharmmiṣṭhān ramayanti ca <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="55" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C9"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>sa<choice><orig>t</orig><reg>tt</reg></choice>vārthāya tataś śāstrā</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yathoktā dvādaśotsavāḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C10"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>māse māse tathā kāryyāḥ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>krameṇa sukham icchatā <g ref="sym:floret" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="56" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a" enjamb="yes"><lb n="C11"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>sthāpitān diśi vahneḥ prāk</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-sthāpanāyā mahāmuneḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C12"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>triṣkālaṁ pratyahaṁ gā<choice><orig>nd</orig><reg>ṇḍ</reg></choice>i<unclear>ṁ</unclear></l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>saṁpūjyākoṭayed yamī <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
                 <lg n="57" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a" enjamb="yes"><lb n="C13"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>taddhvaniṁ pāvanaṁ saṁgha</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-kāryyakālāvavodhanāt·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C14"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>ke cittenāpi śr̥ṇvanti</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dhanyās te tridivaṅ gatāḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="58" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C15"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>vihāraṁ kārayitvā ya<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="b">triṣu ratneṣu kalpayan·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C16"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>pareṣāṁ hitasiddhyarthaṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>sa mahāpuṇyam āpnuyāt· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
                 <lg n="59" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C17"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tribhāgas sarvvasaṁbhogo</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>ratnatritayakalpitaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C18"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>sthāpanīyaḥ pr̥thaktvena</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>mā miśras syāt parasparam· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
                 <lg n="60" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C19"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>na jñaptiś ced vihārasya</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>bhikṣubhir vvidhivat kr̥ta</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C20"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Avihāra iti jñeyaḥ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>koṣṭhāgāras sa Eva tu <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="61" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C21"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>jīvikārthe kr̥tas so ya<supplied reason="lost">ṁ</supplied></l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>na parārthe na śāntaye</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C22"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>vrahmapuṇyan na tatrāsti</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yena sarvvajñatāṁ vrajet· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="62" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C23"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>vihārasya yadā jñapti<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="b">sādhunā vidhinā kr̥tā</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C24"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tataḥ puṇyam ivākāśaṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>sarvvatra gatam akṣayam· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="63" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C25"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Ata Evavidhaṁ puṇyaṁ</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>ye lumpanti narādhamāḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C26"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tair ghoran nārakaṁ duḥkha<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>m</l>
    <l n="d">anantam anubhūyate <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
                 <lg n="64" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C27"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>gr̥hibhir nnopabhoktavyaṁ</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>saṁghadravyaviṣādhikam·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C28"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>viṣaṁ hi pratikurvvanti</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>mantrādyāḥ na tu sāṁghikam· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="65" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C29"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>sarvvajñavākyam evan ta<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>t</l>
    <l n="b">kr̥tvā manasi bhaktitaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C30"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>vidvān utpādya vidhiva<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>d</l>
    <l n="d">vihāraṁ dūratas sthitaḥ <g ref="sym:floret" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="66" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C31"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>guṇinaś śīlavantaś ca</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dhīmantas te gaṇādhikāḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C32"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>nānābhogas tadarthāya</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>kalpitaḥ puṇyam icchatā <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="67" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C33"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>pratyūṣādiṣu yat karmma</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yamināṁ muninoditam·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C34"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>kāryyaṁ saṁghena tat sarvvaṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yājakena viśeṣataḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="68" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C35"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>na saṁghais sarvvayajñeṣu</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>gantavyam animantritaiḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C36"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>svayaṁ prāptā hitenāpi</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>tatraite pāpabhāginaḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
</lg>
<lg n="69" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C37"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>hr̥nm<choice><orig>ū</orig><reg>u</reg></choice>dramantravidyāsu</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>homakarmmaṇi kovidaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C38"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>bajraghaṇṭārahasyajño</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dakṣiṇīyaḥ purohitaḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="70" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a" enjamb="yes"><lb n="C39"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>vedasūktarṣabhavrahma</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-ghoṣonmīlābhiṣecanaiḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C40"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>muneḥ parvvadine kuryyāt</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>snānādīni purohitaḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="71" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C41"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>buddhasnānādibhir llokā<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="b">sukhitā dharmmavarddhanāḥ</l> 
<l n="c" enjamb="yes"><lb n="C42"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>antarbhūtā hi sarvvajña</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-kāye sa<choice><orig>t</orig><reg>tt</reg></choice>vāś carācaraḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="72" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a" enjamb="yes"><lb n="C43"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>pratītyotpādanaṁ vrahma</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-ghoṣas saddharmma ārṣabhaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C44"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>sūktaś śāntyavadhāraś ca</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>gāthāveda Iti smr̥taḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
    <!-- Autre compréhension : on enseigne traditionnellement que le Vrahmaghoṣa est l’enchaînement des causes, l’AArṣabha le Saddharma (= ye dhammā ?), le sūkta *** est le Gāthāveda.
Ainsi comprise, la stance expliciterait les trois « textes » énoncés en LXX : (veda)sūkta, r̥ṣabha, vrahmaghoṣa. Plusieurs difficultés bien sûr se présentent.
- pourquoi la stance LXX parle-t-elle de r̥ṣabha, et celle-ci de ārṣabha ? -->
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<lg n="73" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C45"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>vrahmaghoṣādayo vidyā</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yadoktā mama mastake</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C46"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tan mūrddhātīva maṅgalya</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>Iti sarvvajñaśāsanam·<g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="74" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="C47"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>grāse vakre tha saṁkrāntau</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>sarvvotpāte samutthite</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C48"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>śāstuḥ snānādi karttavyaṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>prajāśāntir yyathā bhavet· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<l n="a"><lb n="C49"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>śraddhāyā vr̥ṅhane nr̥ṇāṁ</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>śāsanasya vivr̥ddhaye</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="C50"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>pratiparvvadinaṁ kāryyā</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>viduṣā dharmmadeśanā <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/><seg met="==="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="3" unit="character"/></seg>vā yathāvalam·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D2"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="====-++="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="8" unit="character"/></seg></l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/><seg met="===="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="4" unit="character"/></seg> parāyanaiḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<l n="a"><lb n="D3"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="====-++="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="8" unit="character"/></seg></l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/><seg met="===="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="4" unit="character"/></seg>ṇ<seg type="component" subtype="vowel"><gap reason="illegible" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg> sīkr̥ta</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D4"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>s<seg met="=="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="2" unit="character"/></seg>mān n<seg type="component" subtype="vowel"><gap reason="illegible" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg><seg met="++="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="3" unit="character"/></seg></l>
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<l n="a"><lb n="D5"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><supplied reason="lost">bha</supplied>ktimā sthāyimanasā</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/><seg met="==="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="3" unit="character"/></seg>ddhvāñjalin nataḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D6"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg>r<seg type="component" subtype="body"><gap reason="illegible" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg>ān nivedayet pūjā</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/><seg met="=="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="2" unit="character"/></seg>stā<seg type="component" subtype="body"><gap reason="illegible" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg> eṣu satsv api <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="79" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D7"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="==="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="3" unit="character"/></seg>ṣana Eveṣṭaṁ</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>pradhāna<supplied reason="lost">ṁ</supplied> dharmmasādhane</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D8"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="====-"><gap reason="illegible" quantity="5" unit="character"/></seg>tāṁ dharmma<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="d">sadā sarvvatra varddhate <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="80" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D9"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="===="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="4" unit="character"/></seg>kam ekāgra<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>ś</l>
    <l n="b">calayann īṣad āṇanam·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D10"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/><seg met="==="><gap reason="illegible" quantity="3" unit="character"/></seg><seg type="component" subtype="body"><gap reason="illegible" quantity="1" unit="character"/></seg> ām api vada<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>nn</l>
    <l n="d">anantaṁ puṇyam āpnuyāt· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="81" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D11"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>puṇyāny evākhilās sa<choice><orig>t</orig><reg>tt</reg></choice>vā<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="b">sa cet kuryyus tato <supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>dhikam·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D12"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>saddharmmadhāriṇaḥ puṇya<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>m</l>
    <l n="d">ekasyety uktavān muniḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="82" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D13"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tasmāt tyaktānyakarttavyo</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>vihārastho vicakṣaṇaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D14"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>saddharmmaṁ parigr̥h<choice><orig>n</orig><reg>ṇ</reg></choice>āti</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>sarvvadā lekhanādinā <g ref="sym:floret" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="83" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D15"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>samyagācārabhūṣeṇa</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>vihārādhikr̥tādinā</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D16"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>guravo bhy<choice><sic>u</sic><corr>ud</corr></choice>gatās sarvve</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>satkarttavyā yathāvalam· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="84" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D17"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Ācārapūrvvikā vānī</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>tr̥ṇāny ambhāṁsi bhūmayaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D18"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>sarvvatra sarvvadā santi</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dehasārārthināṁ satām· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="85" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D19"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>deho hy avaskarasama<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="b">sarvvāśucyālayas sadā</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D20"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tathāpi tasya sāro <supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>sti</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dharmmaḥ kalpadrumo mataḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="86" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D21"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>dahyamānād yathāgārā<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>n</l>
    <l n="b">majjatkaulād ivāmvudhau</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D22"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>dehād vināśinaś śīghraṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>grāhyo dharmmanidhir vudhaiḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="87" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a" enjamb="yes"><lb n="D23"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>vāyuvegākulasvalpa</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-dīpaśobhānavasthitam·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D24"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>jīvita<supplied reason="lost">ṁ</supplied> vīkṣate vidvā<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>n</l>
    <l n="d">tasya nākāryyakāritā <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="88" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D25"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>ja<choice><orig>d</orig><reg>ḍ</reg></choice>āpi strī pravekṣyantī</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>vahnau mr̥tyuṁ samīkṣate</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D26"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>nārthas sarvvāpakaraṇai<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="d">tasyāḥ kim u vivekinām· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="89" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D27"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>na kuryāt svarggamokṣārthaṁ</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yatnan nehahite <supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>pi yaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D28"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>mātur yyauvanavr̥kṣasya</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>ṭaṅkaś chedārtham eva saḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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                 <lg n="90" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D29"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>jāyate gāḍhaduḥkhāya</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>kalpāyur api durjjanaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D30"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>paśūnāṁ vahvanarthāya</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dīrghajīvo hi sañcitaḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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                 <lg n="91" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D31"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>kā cid bhagavataḥ pūjā</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yajvācāryyādikalpitā</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D32"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>poṣaṇīyā svamāteva</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yatnaiś śraddhāpurassaraiḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="92" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D33"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>dakṣinā yājakādibhyo</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dātavyā prativatsaram·</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D34"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>bhikṣubhyo nudinaṁ bhojyaṁ</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>savastraṁ dharmmavādine <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="93" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D35"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>saṁghabhoge parikṣīne</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>mūrddhasthān api tāyinaḥ</l> 
<l n="c" enjamb="yes"><lb n="D36"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>yo vikretā maṇīn saṁgha</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>-pūjanārthaṁ sa puṇyabhāk· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<l n="a"><lb n="D37"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tad deśaṁ varddhayeyus te</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>vihārādhikr̥tādayaḥ</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D38"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>viśeṣān nāśayeyur mmā</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>mahāpāpaprasaṅgataḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="95" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D39"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>pāpī puṇyālayaṁ prāpya</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>paścāttāpena śuddhyati</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D40"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>tatsthas tu tatkṣayaṅ kr̥tvā</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>viśuddhyai kutra yāsyati <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="96" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D41"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Ārāmakṣetradāsādyā</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>ratnatritayakalpitāḥ</l> 
<l n="c" enjamb="yes"><lb n="D42"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>nāyattā viṣayāḍhyakṣa</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>dhānyeśādyena vandhuṣu <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="97" met="anuṣṭubh">
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    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>yāvad abhyantare narāḥ</l> 
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    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>durvvācā vāpi doṣiṇaḥ <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="98" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D45"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Eṣājñā dhimato mārgga<milestone unit="column" n="b" break="no"/>s</l>
    <l n="b">smr̥timedhādisādhane</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D46"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>rasāyanasya jihveva</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>sarvvadoṣanisūdane <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="99" met="anuṣṭubh">
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    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>svarggasya mārggo nr̥pavākyam etat· <g ref="sym:doubleBar-ornate" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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<lg n="100" met="anuṣṭubh">
<l n="a"><lb n="D49"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>Ājñām imāṁ yo nugato <supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>pi pāpī</l>
    <l n="b"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>kalpeta tatpāpaviṣaṁ sudhāyai</l> 
<l n="c"><lb n="D50"/><milestone unit="column" n="a"/>yas tām atītas tv api puṇyakarmmā</l>
    <l n="d"><milestone unit="column" n="b"/>jāyeta tatpuṇyasudhāṁ viṣāya <g ref="sym:floret" type="punctuation">.</g></l>
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         <div type="apparatus">
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                   <app loc="A41">
                     <lem>āgantukā</lem>
                     <rdg source="bib:Coedes1954_02">agantukā</rdg>
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                   <app loc="A46">
                     <lem><supplied reason="lost"><supplied reason="subaudible">’</supplied>diśat·</supplied></lem>
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                   <app loc="A47">
                     <lem>dhī<supplied reason="lost">dānaḥ</supplied></lem>
                     <rdg source="bib:Coedes1954_02">dhī<seg met="-+"><gap reason="lost" quantity="2" unit="character"/></seg></rdg>
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                   <app loc="A46">
                     <lem/>
                     <rdg source="bib:Coedes1954_02"/>
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                   <app loc="A46">
                     <lem/>
                     <rdg source="bib:Coedes1954_02"/>
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         <div type="translation" xml:lang="fra" source="bib:Coedes1954_02">
             <p rend="stanza" n="1">J'adore le Corps de la Loi qui, telle la lune, pénètre de son éclat le monde sensible, brille dans les cœurs purs comme dans un étang, et se libère de la matière comme de Rahu.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="2">Saluez le Corps communiel, disque de ce soleil qu'est le Corps de la Loi, doué de diverses formes sensibles, indispensable aux Maharṣi pour manifester leur puissance magique.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="3">Je salue le Corps sensible des Buddha bienfaisants, qui est visible et qui, tel un arbre des désirs, réalise les désirs du monde impuissant à les satisfaire.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="4">Qu'on honore la bonne Loi du Muni, calme, excellente, domaine des ascètes dépouillés de toute passion, insaisissable, inexprimable.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="5">Je salue la Loi, qui est conforme à la sagesse des <supplied reason="subaudible">Buddha</supplied> entrés chacun dans sa Terre2, qui a été annoncée par <supplied reason="subaudible">les Buddha</supplied> revêtus de leur Corps communiel, et qui se laisse saisir par la méditation.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="6">Soyez purifiés par la doctrine du Buddha, qui tient compte des particularités inhérentes aux langues des dieux, des Daitya et des autres êtres, et qui, dépouillée de sa propre couleur, est translucide et brillante comme du cristal.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="7">Victorieux sont les Bodhisattva qui ont l'aspect de Brahma et des autres dieux et qui par égard pour les espérances de leurs divers disciples, se tiennent dans les Terres dont la première qualité est d'avoir une apparence qui n'est pas trompeuse.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="8">Je chante ceux qui ont compris que, tel un rêve, le monde n'est que pensée <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>cittamiitra</foreign></supplied>, et qui pour son bien sont entrés dans les sept Terres dont la première est Muditā.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="9">Je révère ceux qui ayant vu le malheur du monde, et tourmentés par ce malheur comme le serait une mère; s'ingénient à le délivrer, en attachant à l'Illumination le joyau de leur pensée.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="10">Il y eut un roi, nommé Śrī Jayavarman, dont les pieds, tels des lotus léchés par des abeilles, touchaient les diadèmes des rois prosternés, et qui obtint la royauté en <supplied reason="subaudible">8</supplied> membres - <supplied reason="subaudible">9</supplied> portes - <supplied reason="subaudible">0</supplied> ciel.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="11">Lorsque se leva cet astre bienfaisant, qui était pourtant sans partialité <seg rend="pun">ou : sans quinzaine</seg>, les gens de bien, tels des lotus, arrivèrent spontanément à la croissance, et les mauvais furent détruits comme l'obscurité.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="12">Comme un père véhiculant ses enfants, il menait ses sujets par le chemin de la délivrance céleste, et, se servant pour rênes de la tradition, il détournait des fatisses routes les chevaux des organes des sens.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="13">La pratique de la justice, cette route unie et honorée depuis Manu par les gens de bien, qui était enveloppée par l'obscurité destructrice, fut éclairée par lui comme par le soleil de midi.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="14">En lui les vertus, à commencer par le courage, étaient déterminées par l'identité de sa nature avec elles, tandis que chez les autres hommes elles l'étaient par son rayonnement, comme lâ chaleur dans le feu et dans un métal.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="15">Bien qu'il s'efforçât d'empêcher les autres de ravir les femmes de leurs prochains, il s'empara lui-même en quelque sorte de la Science d'autrui au moyen de la connaissance révélée.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="16">Même si cette femme - la Vérité - avait été abandonnée par le fils de Dharma dans l'océan du mal de l'âge Kali, il l'en retirerait en se servant de la révélation et de la tradition comme de deux mains.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="17">Bien qu'elle soit commune à tous les princes, l'habileté politique lui était inhérente, comme la vertu purificatrice de l'eau pour les vivants est inhérente aux lieux saints.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="18">Comme un père chéri de ses enfants, il séchait les larmes de ses sujets affiigés en se servant de ses mains étendues.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="19">Son serviteur, le savant maître Kīrtipaṇḍita qui avait traversé l'océan des sciences, répandait, comme la'pleirie lune, la lumière de sa renommée.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="20">Ayant franchi avec la barque de son énergie, les océans de tous les śāstra, et pris les joyaux des véritables significations, il les distribua à ceux qui demandaient les biens de l'esprit.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="21">Ses qualités, dont la première était l'obligeance, se reconnaissaient à leur caractère essentiel, comme la chaleur du feu, tandis que ses défauts n'étaient qu'accidentels, comme la fluidité du métal.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="22">Si la colère ou quelque autre passion naissaient dans son cœur, elles s'en allaient vivement par soumission à la science, comme des serpents apprivoisés s'en vont hypnotisés <supplied reason="subaudible">par la magie de l'enchanteur</supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="23">Il pratiquait le yoga aux quatre <foreign>sandhyā</foreign>, offrait quotidiennement les quatre dons, possédait quatre <foreign>mudrā</foreign> et <supplied reason="subaudible">enseignait</supplied> la Loi dans les quatre assemblées.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="24">Bien qu'il eût amassé une fortune immense, en vue d'en faire des libéralités <gap reason="lost"/>, les savants prétendaient parfois que ses biens s'élevaient <supplied reason="subaudible">seulement</supplied> à six corbeilles.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="25">Lorsqu'il agissait, dans toutes ses intentions et dans ses actes, il faisait les affaires des autres, et jamais personne n'a dit qu'il ait fait les siennes propres <seg rend="pun">ou : En tant qu'agent <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>kartr̥</foreign></supplied> des verbes passifs, impersonnels <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>bhāva</foreign></supplied> ou personnels <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>karman</foreign></supplied>, il employait, dit-on, la voix active <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>parasmaipada</foreign></supplied>, mais jamais la voix moyenne <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>ātmanepada</foreign></supplied></seg>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="26">S'élevant au-dessus de l'ignorance des mondes, comme au-dessus des ténèbres de la saison pluvieuse, la Loi du Buddha brilla, comme la lune dans un ciel d'automne, sur le monde purifié par ses soins.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="27">En lui, le soleil des doctrines du vide <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>nairātmya</foreign></supplied> et de la subjectivité <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>cittamātra</foreign></supplied> et autres doctrines, éclipsé par la nuit des faux enseignements, brilla de nouveau comme en plein jour.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="28">Sur le chemin de la Bonne Loi, il ralluma le flambeau du Madhyavibhāga et des autres śāstra, qui s'était éteint sous le souffle destructeur du péché.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="29">Ayant recherché en pays étranger une foule de livres philosophiques et les traités tels que le commentaire du Tattvasaṅgraha, ce sage en répandit l'étude.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="30">Lorsqu'ils rencontrèrent ce fils du Lion des Śākya, tels des éléphants, les sophistes arrogants <seg rend="pun">ou: en rut</seg>, qui trouvaient un appui à côté des rois <seg rend="pun">ou: au flanc des montagnes</seg>, perdirent leur orgueil <seg rend="pun">ou: leur secrétion frontale</seg> et leur prestige <seg rend="pun">ou: leur beauté</seg>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="31">Il suffisait qu'un polémiste entendît chuchoter qu'il avait affaire à un élève de ce <supplied reason="subaudible">Kīrtipaṇḍita</supplied>, pour qu'il en conçût la même terreur que produit dans un cercle de serpents une formule magique.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="32">Pris comme maître par les rois ravis d'aise et par leurs épouses, il emeignait continuellement la Loi bouddhique du haut de son siège de prédicateur.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="33">Il employait sans cesse sa voix à donner aux rois porteurs de la terre de Śrī Kambu, en vue de l'avenir, sa propre connaissance, marquée par l'expérience, des lieux et moments <supplied reason="subaudible">opportuns</supplied> et <gap reason="lost"/>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="34">Les paroles conciliantes par lesquelles il s'efforçait de s'olliciter le roi avaient comme résultat pour les condamnés, même pour les condamnés à mort, la remise de leurs peines.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="35">Les ascètes tombés dans l'infortune, qu'il avait remarqués dans le service du roi et qu'il signalait au souverain, étaient délivrés de leurs soucis et remis dans la bonne voie.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="36">Comblé d'honneurs par le roi, à cause de son zèle à protéger l'orbe du royaume, il fut chargé en permanence de célébrer à l'intérieur du palais des cérémonies, telles que des rites expiatoires <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>śāntikarman</foreign></supplied> ou destinés à obtenir la prospérité <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>puṣṭikarman</foreign></supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="37">Pour sauver les bouddhistes du malheur, il érigea à nouveau une-image de Muni qui avait été façonnée avec amour, et dont le trône était brisé.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="38">Désirant faire passer tout le monde par la porte de la délivrance, il offrit avec joie au Muni une porte enrichie d'or et d'argent.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="39">Procurant aux.autres, comme à lui-même le véhicule suprême et sans second, il consacra au Muni deux litières en or et en argent.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="40">Il fit, en guise de demeure pour le Muni un grand pavillon, à étages <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>prāsāda</foreign></supplied> en cuivre, orné de joyaux et d'or, pourvu d'un trône d'argent.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="41">Désireux d'obtenir le fruit de sa dévotion, il assigna au Muni quatre mille <foreign>khārī</foreign> de paddy dans une rizière excellente.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="42">Après avoir implanté la Bonne Loi, sous sa forme exotérique et ésotérique, il fit en vue de son culte, des açrama séparés pour la communauté religieuse et pour les hôtes laïcs.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="43">Il donna au Muni des éléphants mâles et femelles, des chevaux, des taureaux et des vaches en grand nombre, des āśrama, des biens, des esclaves hommes et femmes.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="44">Il érigea en cet endroit, pour perpétuer la lumière de la famille des Omniscients, une Prajñāpāramitā, mère des <supplied reason="subaudible">Buddha</supplied> protecteurs.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="45">Il érigea à nouveau les images de Vajrin et de Lokeśa, au nombre de plus de dix, qui avaient été précédemment consacrées sur une colline par Śrī Satyavarman et dont les trônes étaient brisés.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="46">Sur une colline élevée, dans sa ville nommée Kumarambha, à Amarendrapura et autres lieux, il érigea des images de Lokeça, etc.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="47">Après avoir restauré en grand nombre, dans les diverses régions, de saintes images du Buddha qui étaient brisées, il les érigea de nouveau et installa des pièces d'eau avec des <foreign>āśrama</foreign>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="48">Cet excellent maître des hommes, avec la troupe de ses disciples, fonda d'innombrables images de Muni, en leur assignant des temples et des biens.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="49">Dans le village de <gap reason="lost"/><foreign>rmapṭṭana</foreign>, il érigea, pour sa propre réussite, et celle d'autrui, <gap reason="lost"/> et autres images, en Śaka <supplied reason="subaudible">8</supplied> bonheurs - 6 - 9.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="50">Par ordre du roi, tout cela <gap reason="lost"/> au moyen du feu.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="51">Cette ordonnance du roi Śrī Jayavarman, conforme à la Loi bouddhique, doit être appliquée par les bouddhistes, en vue de provoquer l'aurore de la délivrance.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="52">Les astres qui constituent le groupe des Nakṣatra et ont pour chef Pūrvaphalguṇī sont déclarés les meilleurs de tous et considérés comme les régents des douze mois.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="53">Causant dans le monde la prospérité· aussi bien que la ruine, puissants et efficaces, ils surveillent toutes les créatures adonnées au bien et au mal.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="54">C'est à cause d'eux que les pluies et les vents irréguliers tuent les méchants, tandis que les dieux et les naga propices font le bonheur des justes.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="55">C'est pourquoi celui qui désire le bonheur doit observer chaque mois successivement les fêtes des douze mois, telles qu'elles ont été prescrites par le Maître, en vue du bien des créatures.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="56">En vertu d'un ordre ancien du grand Muni, il faut que trois fois par jour le sage frappe avec respect le tambour de bois placé dans la région du feu <supplied reason="explanation">le Sud-Est</supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="57">Ceux qui, même en pensée, écoutent sa voix qui purifie parce qu'elle enseigne le temps auquel doivent être accomplis les actes de la communauté, ceux-là ont le bonheur d'aller au ciel.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="58">Que celui qui, ayant fait construire un monastère <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>vihāra</foreign></supplied>, l'offre aux Trois Joyaux, en vlIe de la réalisation du bonheur d'autrui, obtienne un grand mérite.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="59">Tous les revenus assignés aux Trois Joyaux doivent être affectés <supplied reason="subaudible">à chacun d'eux</supplied> par tiers, séparément; qu'ils ne soient pas confondus les uns avec les autres.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="60">S'il n'y a pas eu pour le monastère <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>vihāra</foreign></supplied> de dédicace <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>jñapti</foreign></supplied> faite régulièrement par les <foreign>bhikṣu</foreign>, <supplied reason="subaudible">l'édifice</supplied> est déclaré n'être pas un monastère, mais un hangar <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>koṣṭhāgara</foreign></supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="61">Une telle fondation est faite en vue de la vie matérielle, mais non pas de l'intérêt d'autrui ou de la paix finale ; il ne procure pas le mérite de Brahma par lequel on pourrait atteindre l'omniscience.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="62">Là où il y a dédicace du monastère faite selon la bonne règle, le mérite se répand partout, impérissable comme l'éther.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="63">Et que les hommes vils qui détruisent un tel mérite, tombent dans le malheur infernal, terrible, sans fin.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="64">Les laïcs ne doivent pas utiliser à leur profit les biens de la communauté, qui sont pires que le poison ; les formules et autres pratiques guérissent le poison, mais non pas celui qui émane des biens de la communauté.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="65">Après avoir exécuté, dans la ferveur de son cœur, cet ordre de l'Omniscient, et fondé au loin un monastère selon la règle, le sage s'y est établi.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="66">Les gens vertueux, ceux qui observent les défenses, ceux qui pratiquent la méditation, sont supérieurs à la foule <supplied reason="subaudible">des fidèles</supplied> : à leur profit celui qui désire acquérir du mérite a assigné divers biens.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="67">A l'aurore et aux autres <supplied reason="subaudible">heures réglementaires</supplied>, les rites des sages religieux prescrits par le Muni doivent être accomplis au complet par la Communauté, spécialement par l'officiant <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>yājaka</foreign></supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="68">A moins d'y avoir été invités, les membres de la Communauté doivent s'abstenir d'assister à tous les sacrifices <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>yajña</foreign></supplied>; ceux qui s'y rendent, de leur propre chef, même dans une bonne intention, sont coupables d'un péché.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="69">Le purohita qui est versé dans les sciences du cœur, des gestes <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>mudrā</foreign></supplied> et des formules, dans la cérémonie de l'oblation <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>homa</foreign></supplied>, et qui connaît le mystère de la clochette et du foudre, doit recevoir des honoraires <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>dakṣiṇā</foreign></supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="70">Qu'aux jours de la pleine et de la nouvelle lune, le purohita accomplisse les rites, à commencer par le bain du Muni, au moyen de l'ablution, de l'ouverture des yeux, de la récitation <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>brahmaghoṣa</foreign></supplied>, du Taureau et des hymnes du Veda.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="71">Le bain du Buddha et les autres rites réjouissent le monde, et font prospérer la Loi, car tous les êtres, mobiles et immobiles, sont à l'intérieur du corps de l'Omniscient.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="72">L'enchaînement des causes <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>pratītgotpādana</foreign></supplied>, la récitation <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>brahmaghoṣa</foreign></supplied>, la Bonne Loi du Taureau, l'hymne qui produit la libération constituent ce qu'on appelle le Gāthāveda.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="73">"Lorsque la récitation brahmaghoṣa et les autres incantations sont prononcées sur ma tête, cette tête est excessivement fortunée", tel est l'enseignement de l'Omniscient.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="74">Au moment d'une éclipse, d'un mauvais présage, du nouvel an, lorsque se produit une calamité, il faut procéder au bain du Maître afin de procurer la paix aux créatures.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="75">Afin d'affermir la foi des hommes et de faire prospérer la religion, l'enseignement de la Loi doit être donné par un savant à chaque nouvelle et à chaque pleine lune.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="76"><gap reason="lost"/></p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="77"><gap reason="lost"/></p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="78">Que l'homme pieux, d'un cœur ferme <gap reason="lost"/> ayant salué de l'<foreign>añjali</foreign>, informe <gap reason="lost"/>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="79"><gap reason="lost"/> rite essentiel dans l'accomplissement de la Loi <gap reason="lost"/> la Loi prospère toujours et partout.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="80"><gap reason="lost"/> absorbé, remuant un peu la bouche, même prononçant <gap reason="lost"/> qu'il obtienne un mérite infini.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="81">"Si tous les êtres font des actions génératrices de mérite, c'est celui qui observe la Bonne Loi et celui-là seul qui en obtiendra le plus", ainsi s'est exprimé le Muni.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="82">C'est pourquoi, l'homme habile qui réside dans un monastère, rejetant toute autre tâche, passe son temps à fixer la Bonne Loi par l'écriture.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="83">Le supérieur du monastère, paré de toutes les règles de la bonne conduite, doit aller à la rencontre de tous les maîtres et les honorer suivant ses moyens.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="84">La voix qui observe lea règles tient lieu, toujoura et partout, d'herbe, d'eau et de terre pour les gens de bien qui recherchent l'essence du corps.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="85">Car le corps est toujoura, comme une latrine, le réceptacle de toutes lea impuretéa, tandis que son essence est la Loi, considérée comme l'arbre des désirs.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="86">Les sages doivent se hâter de sauver le trésor de la Loi hors du corps en perdition, comme si celui-ci était une demeure en feu ou un navire coulant dans l'Océan.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="87">Le savant considère la vie comme la lumière vacillante d'une petite lampe agitée par un vent violent ; il ne fait rien de ce qui ne doit pas être fait.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="88">Même une femme stupide sur le point d'entrer dans le feu pour y mourir se dit que tous ces tourments ne lui serviront à rien ; que penseront alora ceux qui sont doués de discernement ?</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="89">Celui qui ne s'efforce pas d'atteindre la délivrance céleste, et ne fait même pas un effort en faveur du bonheur de sa mère ici-bas, celui-là est <supplied reason="subaudible">comme</supplied> une hache destinée à couper un jeune arbre.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="90">Le méchant naît pour accumuler le malheur, même s'il vit tout un <foreign>kalpa</foreign>, car une longue vie accumule les causes de malheur pour les animaux.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="91">Un service religieux <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>pūjā</foreign></supplied> institué en favèur du Bienheureux par l'officiant <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>yajvan</foreign></supplied>, le professeur, etc., doit être entretenu, comme sa propre mère, avec un zèle pieux.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="92">La' dakṣiṇā doit être donnée chaque année à l'officiant <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>yājaka</foreign></supplied> et aux autres ; la nourriture doit être donnée chaque jour aux <foreign>bhikṣu</foreign>, avec un vêtement pour celui d'entre eux qui expose la Loi.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="93">Si les biens de la Communauté viennent à s'épuiser celui qui, en faveur de la Communauté, vendra même les joyaux ornant la tête du Sauveur, obtiendra une part de mérite.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="94">Que les supérieurs du monastère veillent à la prospérité de cet endroit, et surtout qu'ils n'en causent pas la ruine en s'adonnant aux péchés capitaux.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="95">Le pécheur repentant qui vient dans ce séjour producteur de mérites est purifié ; mais celui qui, résidant dans cet endroit, en causerait la ruine, où irait-il pour se purifier ?</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="96">Le chef de district, le chef des magasins à riz et les autres fonctionnaires ne doivent pas donner autorité aux membres de leurs familles sur les jardins, champs, esclaves et autres biens.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="97">A partir de la porte extérieure jusqu'à l'intérieur, les coupables ne doivent pas être frappés, fût-ce par le fouet, ni même être insultés.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="98">Cette ordonnance est un chemin qui mène le sage à l'obtention de la mémoire, de l'intelligence, etc., comme la langue est le chemin que suit l'élixir de longue vie pour la destruction de tous les maux.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="99">D'aucuns prétendent sans doute que cette parole n'est qu'un langage tardif en vue de la réalisation du bonheur terrestre ; mais le sage doit comprendre au contraire qu'elle exprime la pensée ancienne de l'Omniscient, et que c'est le chemin de la délivrance et du ciel.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="100">Le pécheur, même s'il se conforme à cette ordonnance, communique à l'ambroisie le poison de son péché, tandis que l'homme doué de mérites même s'il la transgresse, engendre dans le poison l'ambroisie de son mérite.</p>
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             <p rend="stanza" n="1">I honor the Embodiment of Dharma which is like the moon, shining in the reservoir of the pure mind, <supplied reason="subaudible">and</supplied> even though pervading all that is perceptible to senses it is freed from the <supplied reason="subaudible">five</supplied> aggregates just as <supplied reason="subaudible">the moon is freed</supplied> from Rāhu.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="2">Bow to the maṇḍala of the Embodiment for <supplied reason="subaudible">Communal</supplied> Enjoyment <supplied reason="subaudible">of the Dharma</supplied>, the light of the Embodiment of Dharma; <supplied reason="subaudible">it is</supplied> filled with the power of various manifestations <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>nirmāṇa</foreign></supplied> to be mastered by great sages for the attainment of perfection <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>siddha</foreign></supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="3">I bow to the Embodiment of Manifiestation of the Virtuous Ones, which is pleasing <supplied reason="subaudible">and</supplied> grants the wishes of <supplied reason="subaudible">those in</supplied> the world just like a wish fulfilling tree.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="4">Bow to the Good Dharma which is tranquil, excellent, inconceivable, inexpressible, and the domain of the passionless ascetics of the Sage.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="5">I bow to the Dharma which is grasped through meditation and proclaimed by the Embodiment for <supplied reason="subaudible">Communal</supplied> Enjoyment <supplied reason="subaudible">of the Dharma</supplied> <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>sāmbhogi</foreign></supplied> conforming to the respective insight befitting their attained stage <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>bhūmi</foreign></supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="6">The will of the Buddha, like a crystal which is transparent and devoid of its own color, adapts to conditions by utilizing the speech of gods, daityas, and so on; may it purify all.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="7">Glory to those bodhisattvas who assume the form of Brahmā and other <supplied reason="subaudible">gods</supplied> in order to fulfill the wishes of various devotees, and who are well established in fields <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>bhūmi</foreign></supplied> such as Nirābhāsa.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="8">Having understood that, like a dream, the world is <foreign>cittamātra</foreign> <supplied reason="explanation">‘nothing but constructions of the mind’</supplied>, I praise those who are intent on its <supplied reason="subaudible">the world’s</supplied> welfare, <supplied reason="subaudible">and who</supplied> have entered the seven stages <supplied reason="subaudible">of the <foreign>bodhisattva</foreign> path</supplied>, of which Muditā is the first <supplied reason="subaudible">stage</supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="9">I honor those who, like a mother, observing the pain of the world and being afflicted by that pain, direct the jewel-like mind toward awakening <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>bodhau</foreign></supplied> in order to alleviate it <supplied reason="explanation">i.e., duḥkha</supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="10">There was a king <supplied reason="subaudible">called</supplied> Śrī Jayavarman whose lotus-feet were kissed by the bees that were the crowns of propitious kings, <supplied reason="subaudible">and</supplied> who came to possess the kingdom in 890.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="11">Wherever the beneficial sun rises, even though impartial, in that very moment the virtuous rise like lotuses <supplied reason="subaudible">and</supplied> spontaneously the darkness of the wicked is destroyed.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="12">Leading his subjects like a father along the path of heaven and liberation, the reins of sacred tradition steer the horses that are our own sense faculties away from wrong paths.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="13">He who appeared like the midday sun when time had obscured the path of good conduct honored by noble men from Manu onward which had been obscured by the darkness of time.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="14">Wherein virtues, beginning with valor, were established, and were transferred to others by contact <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>tādātmyena</foreign></supplied>, just as heat <supplied reason="subaudible">is transferred to</supplied> metal when in a fire.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="15">Although through force of will he restrained himself from seizing the wives of <supplied reason="subaudible">his</supplied> enemies; through <supplied reason="subaudible">his</supplied> learning, he somehow seized Supreme Knowledge herself.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="16">Though she was abandoned by <supplied reason="subaudible">Yudhiṣṭhira,</supplied> the son of Dharma, in the great ocean of the stain of the Kali Age, he shall rescue the good lady of Truth with his two hands of Śruti and Sm r̥ti.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="17">Although <supplied reason="subaudible">knowledge of</supplied> statecraft is common to all kings, he was one to whom statecraft was an inherent <supplied reason="subaudible">quality</supplied>; just as purifying waters for living beings are inherent to a sacred site <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>tīrthālayam</foreign></supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="18">Like a compassionate father, he wiped away the tears of his suffering citizens with informants <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>cāra</foreign></supplied> that acted as his outstretched hands.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="19">His <supplied reason="subaudible">Jayavarman V’s</supplied> trusted emissary was the <foreign>ācārya</foreign> Kīrtipaṇḍita, a learned man who had crossed over the ocean of knowledge, and whose fame spread like the light of the full moon.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="20">Having crossed over the oceans of all teachings <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>śāstra</foreign></supplied> by means of the/his vessel of energy, having obtained the jewels of true value, he shared with those desirous of the riches of the mind.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="21">His virtues, beginning with benevolence, were said to be like the heat of the fire, whereas his faults were adventitious <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>āgantukā</foreign></supplied> like the fluidity of iron.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="22">If somehow passions such as anger arose in his heart, they quickly subsided <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>j r̥mbhitāḥ</foreign></supplied> because of his obedience to knowledge <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>vidyā</foreign></supplied>, just like the serpents of a snake charmer become dormant <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>j r̥mbhitāḥ</foreign></supplied> because of the charmer’s skill (vidyā).</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="23">He whose mind was fixed on yoga during the four divisions of the day, who was endowed with the quality of the Four Donations, who was endowed with the character of the Four Mudrā, <supplied reason="subaudible">taught</supplied> the Dharma to the four assemblies everyday.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="24">Although he, a wealth of wisdom, gave away <supplied reason="subaudible">all the</supplied> incalculable wealth he had amassed, still it was said by learned men that he abounded in the wealth of the six <foreign>piṭaka</foreign>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="25">In actions of every kind he acts for others; but never has it been said by anyone that he acted for himself.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="26">When the monsoon of worldliness came, darkness enveloped the world; then, the moon of the Buddha’s Dharma shone with the coming of autumn’s bright fortnight.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="27">The sun of doctrines such as cittamātra and nairātmya, eclipsed by the night of false doctrines, once again shone in the day.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="28">He rekindled the lamp for the footpath of the Good Dharma— treatises <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>śāstra</foreign></supplied> like the Madhyāntavibhāga—which had been extinguished by the wind of Time.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="29">Having obtained the Lakṣagrantham Abhiprajñam from another kingdom, he—subdued in his senses—taught tantra including the commentary on the Tattvasaṅgraha.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="30">After meeting with the son of the lion of the Śākyas, those elephant- like logicians <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>tārkika</foreign></supplied> who were stationed at the side of kings were humbled and overshadowed.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="31">Even the name of his disciple, whispered into the ears of disputants, caused panic <supplied reason="subaudible">in them</supplied> like a mantra in a circle of snakes.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="32">He was appointed guru by delighted kings and their ladies of the inner chambers, and he constantly taught the Buddha Dharma seated upon the Dharma-pedestal.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="33">For the King <supplied reason="subaudible">or Kings</supplied> of Kambu, he always conducted speeches which were, through experience, based on his own knowledge of times and places in the past <gap reason="lost"/>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="34"><gap reason="lost"/> <supplied reason="subaudible">The condemned</supplied> <gap reason="lost"/>, by means of invoking conciliatory words, were made favorable to the king by him, even those deserving death because of various perils to the king were set free.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="35">Having noticed while performing the business of the king that ascetics had gone astray, those individuals were made known to the king by him <supplied reason="subaudible">and they were</supplied> freed from their troubles and established in proper conduct.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="36">Having been treated with hospitality, the king charged him with <supplied reason="subaudible">performing</supplied> rites such as <foreign>puṣṭi</foreign> and <foreign>śānti</foreign> inside the palace for the sake of protecting the kingdom’s territory <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>maṇḍala</foreign></supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="37">For the sake of protecting Buddhists, he reestablished an ardently- fashioned image of the Sage whose pedestal had increasingly fallen into disrepair.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="38">Having desired to lead uncultivated people to the gate of liberation, he offered with joy a gate covered with silver and riches to the Sage.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="39">Having procured the Supreme Non-Dual Vehicle <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>advayānuttaraṁ yānam</foreign></supplied> for others in the same manner <supplied reason="subaudible">he had procured it for</supplied> himself, he dedicated a pair of palanquins made of gold and silver to the Sage.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="40">Covering the great abode of the Sage with copper <supplied reason="subaudible">tiles</supplied>, he erected a temple <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>prāsāda</foreign></supplied> richly adorned with gold and jewels and a silver lion throne.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="41">Having striven to obtain for the sake of others the fruit in the field of the most eminent Muni, he dedicated 4000 <foreign>khārī</foreign> of rice to the Sage.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="42">Having established the Good Dharma in both its exoteric and esoteric forms, he built for the purpose of worship separate hermitages <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>āśrama</foreign></supplied> for the Buddhist community and their guests.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="43">He donated to the Sage many male and female elephants, horses, buffaloes, bulls, cows, hermitages <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>āśrama</foreign></supplied>, goods <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>bhoga</foreign></supplied>, and female and male servants.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="44">In that place the protector Prajñāpāramitā, the mother of protectors, was established by him for the sake of continuing the luminous lineage of the Omniscient One.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="45">He reestablished more than ten images of Vajrin and Lokeśa which had previously been erected on a mountain by Śrī Satyavarman, and whose pedestals had been broken.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="46">On a mountain top in his own town called Kumārambha, as well as in towns such as Amarendra, he erected <supplied reason="subaudible">images of</supplied> Lokeśa and others.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="47">After restoring in <supplied reason="subaudible">various</supplied> regions many sacred images of the Buddha which were worn and broken, he established many hermitages and ponds.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="48">That gracious teacher of men, along with a company of his disciples, founded <supplied reason="subaudible">an image</supplied> of the Sage; many temples and properties were assigned <supplied reason="subaudible">to it</supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="49">In Śaka 869 <supplied reason="explanation">947 CE</supplied>, in the village of <gap reason="lost"/><foreign>rmmapaṭṭana</foreign>, he established <gap reason="lost"/>(?) for the sake of others and himself.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="50">All <gap reason="lost"/> by this order of the king <gap reason="lost"/> he <gap reason="lost"/> the offering <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>piṇḍa</foreign></supplied> of the radiant fire.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="51">This order of Glorious Jayavarman which follows the Buddha’s Dharma is to be followed by the Buddhists in order to attain the happiness of liberation.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="52">The stars of <foreign>nakṣatra</foreign>s, foremost of which is Pūrvaphalguṇī, are declared most beautiful; therefore, they are regarded as the lords of the twelve months.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="53">Bringing about both prosperity and destruction in the world, highly efficacious and powerful, they <supplied reason="explanation">the Lords of <foreign>nakṣatra</foreign>s</supplied> observe all beings, those engaged in righteousness and unrighteousness.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="54">For that reason, terrible winds and rain assail the wicked, but all these gods and nāgas bring about delight in the righteous.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="55">Desiring happiness, the festivals of the twelve <supplied reason="subaudible">lunar months</supplied> are to be performed regularly month after month as prescribed in the teachings <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>śāstrāḥ</foreign></supplied> for the sake of living beings.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="56">Honoring those who had been established in the order of the Great Sage, the one who has subdued his senses should sound the gong, which is situated before the fire, three times daily.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="57">Those who are attentive, even in meditative contemplation, to the sound <supplied reason="subaudible">of the gong</supplied>, which is purifying since it teaches the proper time of the religious acts of the community, these are the virtuous ones who have gone to the most sacred heaven.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="58">Having constructed a monastery, he who dedicates it <supplied reason="subaudible">the monastery</supplied> to the Three Jewels for the welfare of others obtains great merit.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="59">All donations <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>saṁbhoga</foreign></supplied> prepared for the Three Jewels should be separately kept in three portions, not mixed with one another.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="60">If the consecration of a monastery has not been properly conducted by the monks, then it is not a monastery, but merely a <foreign>koṣṭhāgāra</foreign> <supplied reason="explanation">store-room or treasury</supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="61">If this <supplied reason="subaudible">the construction of the monastery</supplied> has been performed <supplied reason="subaudible">merely</supplied> for the sake of one’s livelihood, not for the sake of others, and not for the sake of mental tranquility; there is no brahmapuṇya in this place by which he might attain omniscience.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="62">When the consecration of a monastery has been performed according to the proper rule, then imperishable merit spreads everywhere like the open sky.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="63">Vile men who violate <supplied reason="subaudible">the object of this</supplied> merit, for whatever reason, shall experience the endless and terrible pain of hell.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="64">Householders must not take the Community’s possessions, for this is a poison. Excellent mantras, indeed, counteract poison, but not <supplied reason="subaudible">the poison incurred from taking the possessions of the</supplied> Buddhist Community.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="65">Thus, having completed the command of the Omniscient One with his heart set on devotion, by founding a monastery according to the proper rule, the learned one <supplied reason="subaudible">Kīrtipaṇḍita</supplied> settled <supplied reason="subaudible">there</supplied> from afar.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="66">Those endowed with good qualities, good character, and who are learned are superior to the masses; various goods are prepared for their benefit by one desiring merit.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="67">At dawn and other times, the rites of those who have subdued their senses and which were prescribed by the Sage must be performed in their entirety by the community <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>saṅgha</foreign></supplied>, especially by the <foreign>yājaka</foreign>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="68">Members of the Buddhist community <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>saṅgha</foreign></supplied> are not invited to approach any sacrificial rites; those who voluntarily come near that place <supplied reason="explanation">i.e., the site where the sacrifices are performed</supplied>, even with good intentions, incur guilt.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="69">The purohita who is learned in the rite of the fire sacrifice, <foreign>vidyā</foreign>, <foreign>mantra</foreign>, <foreign>mudrā</foreign>, and heart<supplied reason="subaudible">-syllables</supplied>, and who is familiar with the secrets of the <foreign>vajra</foreign> and the bell <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>ghaṇṭā</foreign></supplied>, is worthy of donations.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="70">On the parva days, the <foreign>purohita</foreign> should perform the ritual bathing and so forth of the Sage together with the hymns of the Veda, the ārṣabha, the <foreign>brahmaghoṣa</foreign>, the eye-opening ceremony <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>unmīla</foreign></supplied>, and the ritual sprinkling <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>abhiṣecana</foreign></supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="71">The worlds are happy and the Dharma is prosperous by undertaking such <supplied reason="subaudible">activities as</supplied> bathing the Buddha; for surely, the entire universe of animate and inanimate beings are contained within the body of the Omniscience One.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="72">Dependent Origination, the <foreign>brahmaghoṣa</foreign>, the Good Dharma that is most excellent <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>ārṣabha</foreign></supplied>, and the hymn on the practice of tranquility <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>śānti-avadhāraḥ</foreign></supplied> are known as the Gāthāveda.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="73">“When the unparalleled <foreign>brahmaghoṣa</foreign> <supplied reason="subaudible">and other</supplied> chants are recited on my head, that head is exceedingly fortunate,” <supplied reason="subaudible">this is the</supplied> teachings of the Omniscient One.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="74">When an inauspicious eclipse, a bad omen, the movement of the heavens <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>saṁkrānti</foreign></supplied>, the rising of a calamity <supplied reason="subaudible">occurs</supplied>, such things as the bath of Śāstu should be performed for the peace of all beings.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="75">In order for the faith of men and the prosperity of the teachings to grow, instruction in the Dharma must be performed by the wise on the pratiparva days.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="76"><gap reason="lost"/></p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="77"><gap reason="lost"/></p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="78">Even though these wise persons <gap reason="lost"/> <foreign>pūjā</foreign> should be offered <gap reason="lost"/> bowed in <foreign>añjali</foreign> <gap reason="lost"/> by those with a mind set on devotion.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="79"><gap reason="lost"/> the most important part of carrying out the Dharma <gap reason="lost"/> the Dharma prospers always and everywhere.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="80"><gap reason="lost"/> one-pointed attention, moving slightly, <gap reason="lost"/> also, may he obtain infinite merit speaking <gap reason="lost"/>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="81">“Indeed, if uncultivated beings have merit, then one who maintains the Good Dharma cultivates abundant merit,” said the Sage.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="82">Therefore, one who is sagacious, having abandoned other tasks, resides in a monastery and embraces the Good Dharma at all times through such activities as transcribing <supplied reason="subaudible">sacred manuscripts</supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="83">The head of the monastery adorned with all the rules of proper conduct <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>ācāra</foreign></supplied> must properly approach all exalted gurus who are to be honored.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="84">A voice accompanied by proper conduct, always and everywhere grass, water, and land are for the sages who desire the essence of the body.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="85">Although the body, like a latrine, is always the receptacle of all impurities; nevertheless, its essence is the Dharma which is regarded as a wish-fulfilling tree.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="86">The treasure of the Dharma must be seized by the wise because the body quickly perishes just as if it were boat sunk in the ocean or a house consumed in a fire.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="87">The wise man sees life as the flickering light of a small lamp agitated by violent winds; <supplied reason="subaudible">and so</supplied> he does nothing which should not be done.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="88">Even a stupid woman who would ascend the funeral pyre to die understands that acting improperly is pointless. What about those capable of understanding?</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="89">The one who does not strive for the sake of heavenly liberation, does not even work in this world for the welfare of his mother, he is truly like <supplied reason="subaudible">a person</supplied> using a hatchet for cutting a sapling.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="90">The wicked man, although he may live as long as a kalpa, is born to suffer intensely; indeed, the long life of brutes accumulate much evil.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="91">Veneration service <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>pūjā</foreign></supplied> of the Blessed One arranged by the <foreign>yajvan</foreign>, <foreign>ācārya</foreign>, and so forth should, in whatever way, be protected like one’s own mother with pious zeal.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="92">Every year donations/fees <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>dakṣiṇā</foreign></supplied> are to be given to the <foreign>yājaka</foreign> and other <supplied reason="subaudible">monastery officials</supplied>; every day food is to be given to the Buddhist monks, along with clothing for those teaching the Dharma.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="93">When the property of the saṅgha becomes diminished, one who sells even the ornament adorning the head of the Protector for the sake of venerating the saṅgha will obtain a share of the merit.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="94">Those placed in charge of the monastery should ensure its prosperity in this place, <supplied reason="subaudible">and those in charge</supplied> should especially not violate <supplied reason="subaudible">the monastery</supplied> by indulging in wickedness.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="95">After reaching the abode of merit, the wicked will be purified through repentance; but he who resides in that place, having caused destruction, where will he go in order to become purified?</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="96">Property of the Three Jewels---including among other things, slaves, property, and gardens---should not be bestowed upon relatives by <foreign>viṣayāḍyakṣa</foreign>, <foreign>dhānyeśa</foreign>, and other <supplied reason="subaudible">officials</supplied>.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="97">From outside the gate to as far as even inside <supplied reason="subaudible">the gate</supplied>, men guilty of an offence should not be struck with a whip, or even ill words.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="98">This highly esteemed order is the path leading to Sm r̥ti, wisdom, and so forth, just as the taste of the medicine leads to destruction of all diseases.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="99">Indeed, it has been spoken by some that this order of the king is merely another speech to be grasped by the learned for the attainment of wealth in this world; but instead, it is the doctrine of omniscient to be grasped by the learned, the path of liberation and heaven.</p>
             <p rend="stanza" n="100">Indeed, he who is wicked, even though he has understood this order <supplied reason="subaudible">of the king</supplied>, shall produce vile poison instead of nectar; but he who acts piously, even though he may transgress this <supplied reason="subaudible">order</supplied>, shall produce the nectar of merit instead of poison.</p>
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            <p>Regarding the term <foreign>śāstānugrahakaḥ</foreign>, see stanza XII of <ref target="DHARMA_INSCIK00842.xml">K. 842</ref>.</p>
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