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ОглавлениеVerse 32: “Let the wise man guard his thoughts . . .” 50
Verse 33: “These sons belong to me . . .” 51
Verse 34: “Good people walk on whatever befall . . .” 52
Verse 35: “He who always greets . . .” 54
Verse 36: “If a man does what is good . . .” 55
Verse 37: “Even a good man sees evil days . . .” 56
Verse 38: “He who seeking in his own happiness . . .” 57
Verse 39: “Victory breeds hatred . . .” 58
Verse 40: “Health is the greatest of gifts . . .” 60
Verse 41: “He who, by causing pain . . .” 61
Verse 42: “An act carelessly performed . . .” 62
Verse 43: “The fields are damaged . . .” 63
Verse 44: “Him I call indeed enlightened from whom anger . . .” 64
Verse 45: “Him I call indeed enlightened who is bright . . .” 66
Verse 46: “Him I call indeed enlightened who, leaving all longings . . .” 67
Verse 47: “These wise people. . .” 70
Verse 48: “By rousing himself, by earnestness. . .” 72
Verse 49: “Fools follow after vanity. . .” 73
Verse 50: “Earnest among the thoughtless. . .” 74
Verse 51: “As the bee collects nectar. . .” 75
Verse 52: “Not the perversities of others. . .” 76
Verse 53: “Like a beautiful flower. . .” 78
Verse 54: “As many kinds of wreaths. . .” 79
Verse 55: “Mean is the scent. . .” 80
Verse 56: “Fools of little understanding. . .” 81
Verse 57: “As long as the evil deed done. . .” 82
Verse 58: “Let him admonish. . .” 84
Verse 59: “Do not have evil-doers for friends. . .” 85
Verse 60: “If, whether for his own sake. . .” 86
Verse 61: “He whose appetites are stilled. . .” 87
Verse 62: “The gods even envy him whose senses. . .” 88
Verse 63: “If a man would hasten towards the good. . .” 90
Verse 64: “Let no man think lightly of good. . .” 91
Verse 65: “Let a man avoid evil deeds. . .” 92
Verse 66: “If a man offend a harmless. . .” 93