“There is no All-embracing.”—This All-embracing Question will be set out at length in the Ummagga-jataka. This is the end of the All-embracing Question.
110. Sabbasamharaka-Panha
Ja 110
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Translation by Robert Chalmers · SuttaCentral · Public domain
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The Jātaka, or Stories of the Buddha’s Former Births, edited by , published by The Cambridge University Press.
- Vol. 1, translated by , 1895.
- Vol. 2, translated by , 1895.
- Vol. 3, translated by and , 1897.
- Vol. 4, translated by , 1901.
- Vol. 5, translated by , 1905.
- Vol. 6, translated by and , 1907.
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