[2] "Bhikkhus, one not endowed with four qualities is said to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline (dhammavinaya). With which four? One not endowed with noble virtue (sīla), bhikkhus, is said to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline. One not endowed with noble concentration (samādhi), bhikkhus, is said to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline. One not endowed with noble wisdom (paññā), bhikkhus, is said to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline. One not endowed with noble liberation (vimutti), bhikkhus, is said to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline. One not endowed with these four qualities, bhikkhus, is indeed said to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline.
"Bhikkhus, one endowed with four qualities is said not to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline. With which four? One endowed with noble virtue, bhikkhus, is said not to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline. One endowed with noble concentration, bhikkhus, is said not to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline. One endowed with noble wisdom, bhikkhus, is said not to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline. One endowed with noble liberation, bhikkhus, is said not to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline. One endowed with these four qualities, bhikkhus, is indeed said not to have fallen away from this Dhamma and Discipline."
Fallen away, they fall; the fallen,
being greedy, come back again.
The task is done, the delightful delighted in;
happiness is attained through happiness.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.