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like chaff, but his own fault he hides, as a cheat
hides the bad die from the gambler.”
“ All men tremble at punishment, all men
fear death. Remember that you are like unto
them, do not kill nor cause slaughter.’’(Dhamma-
pada).
There is so much in common in the teach-
ings and precepts of Buddha and those of
Christ that an unprejudiced scholar cannot speak
of one without recollecting the other. “Who is
not struck,” agks Mr. Dutt, “by the remarkable
coincidence of these noble precepts with those
preached five hundred years after in Palestine by
the gentle and pure-souled Jesus Christ?”
hides the bad die from the gambler.”
“ All men tremble at punishment, all men
fear death. Remember that you are like unto
them, do not kill nor cause slaughter.’’(Dhamma-
pada).
There is so much in common in the teach-
ings and precepts of Buddha and those of
Christ that an unprejudiced scholar cannot speak
of one without recollecting the other. “Who is
not struck,” agks Mr. Dutt, “by the remarkable
coincidence of these noble precepts with those
preached five hundred years after in Palestine by
the gentle and pure-souled Jesus Christ?”