2.
The Second Chapter
1.
Verses of the Elder Cūḷavaccha
11.
He would attain the peaceful state, the stilling of activities, happiness."
... The Elder Cūḷavaccha etc.
2.
Verses of the Elder Mahāvaccha
12.
Eating food for its purpose, one without lust here should await the time."
... The Elder Mahāvaccha etc.
3.
Verses of the Elder Vanavaccha
13.
Covered with red insects, those rocks delight me."
... The Elder Vanavaccha etc.
4.
Verses of the Novice Sivaka
14.
My body dwells in the village, my mind has gone to the forest;
Even lying down I go, there is no attachment for one who understands."
... The Novice Sivaka etc.
5.
Verses of the Elder Kuṇḍadhāna
15.
A monk who has gone beyond five attachments is called a crosser of the mental floods."
... The Elder Kuṇḍadhāna etc.
6.
Verses of the Elder Belaṭṭhasīsa
16.
Goes with little difficulty, so nights and days for me
Go with little difficulty, having attained spiritual happiness."
... The Elder Belaṭṭhasīsa etc.
7.
Verses of the Elder Dāsaka
17.
Like a great hog fed on fodder, the fool enters the womb again and again."
... The Elder Dāsaka etc.
8.
Verses of the Elder Siṅgālapitu
18.
With the perception of bones alone, he pervaded this earth;
I imagine he will quickly abandon sensual lust."
... The Elder Siṅgālapitā etc.
9.
Verses of the Elder Kula
19.
Carpenters straighten wood, the virtuous tame themselves."
... The Elder Kula etc.
10.
Verses of the Elder Ajita
20.
I shall lay down this body, fully aware and mindful."
... The Elder Ajita etc.
The second chapter is concluded.
Its summary:
Kuṇḍadhāna and Belaṭṭhi, and Dāsaka and beyond that;
The Elder Siṅgālapitika, and Kula and Ajita - these are ten.