The Philosopher: a past life story3. Takkapaṇḍitajātaka
Hateful ingrates!“Kodhanā akataññū ca,Slanderous traitors!pisuṇā mittabhedikā;Live the spiritual life, mendicant,Brahmacariyaṁ cara bhikkhu,you will not be bereft of happiness.so sukhaṁ na vihāhasīti.
Similar passages elsewhere
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