Tipiṭaka

Theragāthā 142

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Verses of the Senior Monks 2.22

The Book of the Twos

Chapter Three

Bhaddaji

1 There was a king named Panāda

who had a sacrificial post all golden.

Its height was sixteen times its width,

and the top was a thousandfold.

2 It had a thousand panels and a hundred ball-caps,

all adorned with banners, and made of sun gold.

There danced the centaurs,

numbering seven times six thousand.

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Pali Canon of Theravāda Buddhism, Mahāsaṅgīti edition.

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