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The Discourse on the Marks (of a Great Man)

2. "The fool is characterised by action, monks, the wise person is characterised by action; wisdom is adorned by conduct. A fool, monks, should be known as possessed of three qualities. With which three? Bodily misconduct, verbal misconduct, mental misconduct. A fool, monks, should be known as possessed of these three qualities.

"A wise person, monks, should be known as possessed of three qualities. With which three? Bodily good conduct, verbal good conduct, mental good conduct. A wise person, monks, should be known as possessed of these three qualities.

"Therefore, monks, you should train thus - 'Having avoided those three qualities by which a fool is to be known, we will undertake and practise those three qualities by which a wise person is to be known.' Thus indeed, monks, should you train." The second.