ABSTRACT
Then in nine streams impurity flows always from it; from the eye the eye-excrement, from the ear the ear-excrement, (196)
6. Mucus from the nose, through the mouth it ejects at one time bile and (at other times) it ejects phlegm, and from (all) the body come sweat and dirt. (197)
7. Then its hollow head is filled with the brain. A fool led by ignorance thinks it a fine thing. (198)
8. And when it Jies dead, swollen and livid, discarded in the cemetery, relatives do not care (for it). (199)
9. Dogs eat it and jackals, wolves and worms: crows and vultures eat it, and what other living creatures there are. (200)
10. The Bhikkhu possessed of understanding in this world, having listened to Buddha's words, he
