[147] 10. He has cast away longing for this world or for the world beyond —
he who is a master of knowledge (vedagū), contented,⁶ self-controlled,
unsullied amid all dhammas —
he would know the arising and passing away of the world.
The Elder Puṇṇamāsa.
[Apparatus of the Siam edition:] 1. Ma., Yu.: vīro. 2. Ma., Yu.: vīro so. 3. Po.: theroti. 4. Ma.: na durāgataṃ.
5. Ma., Yu.: saṃvibhattesu. 6. Ma., Yu.: samito.
Summary (uddāna):
Subhūti, the Elder Koṭṭhita,¹ Kaṅkhārevata, Puṇṇaka²
the son of Mantānī, and Dabba, and Sītavaniya, and Bhalliya,
Vīra and Pilindavaccha, and Puṇṇamāsa, the dispeller of darkness.
The First Chapter (vagga).
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The Second Chapter of the Book of the Ones (Ekanipāta) of the Theragāthā
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.