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Devatāsaṁyutta 71
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Linked Discourses 1.71
8. Slain
Slain
1 At Sāvatthī.
Standing to one side, that deity addressed the Buddha in verse:
2 “When what is slain do you sleep at ease?
When what is slain is there no sorrow?
What is the one thing, Gotama,
whose killing you approve?”
3 “When anger’s slain you sleep at ease.
When anger’s slain there is no sorrow.
Anger has a poisonous root
and a sweet tip, O deity.
The noble ones praise its killing,
for when it’s slain there is no sorrow.”