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Mitra-bheda1.p00622–1.300
Mitra-bheda1.p00622
Sanskrit · 1.p00622
ततः स मयोक्तः-स्वामिन् ! न युक्तम् इदं यन् मित्र-द्रोहेण जीवनं क्रियते । उक्तं
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English · Meaning
Then I said to him: “Master, this is not proper: life should not be maintained through betrayal of a friend.” It has also been said:
Even one who has committed the killing of a Brahmin is purified by atonement; but a betrayer of a friend is in no way purified by an atonement undertaken for that purpose.
Then he said to me angrily: “O evil-minded one, as for Sañjīvaka, he is a grass-eater, whereas we are meat-eaters. Therefore, hostility between us is natural; how can an enemy be disregarded? Therefore, he is to be killed by means beginning with conciliation. And when he has been killed, there would be no fault.” It has also been said:
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Mitra-bheda1.299
Sanskrit · 1.299
दत्त्वापि कन्यकां वैरी निहन्तव्यो विपश्चिता ।
अन्योपायैर् अशक्यो यो हते दोषो न विद्यते ॥
English · Meaning
Even after giving a daughter, an enemy should be killed by the wise; when someone cannot be killed by other means, there is no fault in killing him.
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Mitra-bheda1.300
Sanskrit · 1.300
कृत्याकृत्यं न मन्येत क्षत्रियो युधि सङ्गतः ।
प्रसुप्तो द्रोण-पुत्रेण धृष्टद्युम्नः पुरा हतः ॥
English · Meaning
A kṣatriya engaged in battle should not consider what ought or ought not to be done; Dhṛṣṭadyumna was formerly killed by Droṇa’s son while he was asleep.
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