KOṬIGĀMAVAGGA

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Paṭhamakoṭigāmasutta

SN 56.21

At the Village of Koṭi (1st)

It is because of not understanding the four noble truths that both the Buddha and others have wandered for so long in transmigration. With verses.

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Dutiyakoṭigāmasutta

SN 56.22

At the Village of Koṭi (2nd)

True ascetics understand the four noble truths. With verses.

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Sammāsambuddhasutta

SN 56.23

The Fully Awakened Buddha

The Realized One is called the Buddha because he understands the four noble truths.

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Arahantasutta

SN 56.24

The Perfected Ones

All Buddhas become awakened through the four noble truths.

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Āsavakkhayasutta

SN 56.25

The Ending of Defilements

Only by knowing and seeing the four noble truths are the defilements ended.

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Mittasutta

SN 56.26

Friends

You should encourage your friends in the four noble truths.

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Tathasutta

SN 56.27

Real

The four noble truths is real, not otherwise, that is why they are noble.

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Lokasutta

SN 56.28

The World

In this world, the Realized One is the noble one, that is why the four truths are noble.

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Pariññeyyasutta

SN 56.29

Should Be Completely Understood

The first truth is to be understood; the second is to be given up; the third is to be realized; and the fourth is to be developed.

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Gavampatisutta

SN 56.30

With Gavampati

Some mendicants are discussing whether the four truths are necessarily seen together. Venerable Gavampati asserts that he has learned it from the Buddha that they are: if you see one, you see them all.

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