Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 11 Oct 2011 12:43 and updated at 11 Oct 2011 12:43
TIRUKKURAL NOUN
tkl.1.2.18 | If Wealth be in the possession of a man who has the great excellence (of benevolence), it is like a tree which as a Medicine is an infallible cure for Disease. |
tkl.1.2.19 | The fiery Disease of hunger shall never touch him who habitually distributes his Food to others. |
tkl.2.3.13 | The Disease which fosters the Evil of disunion among all creatures is termed hatred by the wise. |
tkl.2.3.16 | Shade and Water are not pleasant, (if) they cause Disease; so are the qualities of (one s) relations not agreeable, (if) they cause pain. |
tkl.2.3.22 | As any one prevail, or fail; twill cause Disease. |
tkl.2.3.22 | If Food( and work are either) excessive or deficient, the Three things enumerated by (medical) writers, Flatulence, Biliousness, and Phlegm, will cause (one) Disease. |
tkl.2.3.22 | As Pleasure dwells with him who eats moderately, so Disease (dwells) with the glutton who eats voraciously. |
tkl.2.3.22 | Disease, its cause, what may abate the ill: |
tkl.2.3.22 | Let the physician enquire into the (nature of the) Disease, its cause and its method of cure and treat it faithfully according to (medical rule). |
tkl.2.3.22 | The habitudes of patient and Disease, the crises of the ill |
tkl.2.3.22 | The learned (physician) should ascertain the condition of his patient; the nature of his Disease, and the season (of the year) and (then) proceed (with his treatment). |
tkl.2.4.06 | He who enjoys not (his riches) nor relieves the wants of the worthy is a Disease to his Wealth. |
tkl.3.1.03 | Disease and Medicine antagonists we surely see; |
tkl.3.1.03 | The remedy for a Disease is always something different (from it); but for the Disease caused by this Jewelled Maid, she is herself the cure. |
tkl.3.2.03 | These painted Eyes have caused me a lasting mortal Disease; and now they can weep no more, the Tears having dried up. |
tkl.3.2.03 | The Eyes that have given me this Disease have themselves been seized with this (suffering). Oh! I am much delighted. |
tkl.3.2.04 | He has taken (away) my Beauty and Modesty, and given me instead Disease and sallowness. |
tkl.3.2.10 | O my soul! why remain (here) and suffer thinking (of him)? There are no lewd thoughts (of you) in him who has caused you this Disease of Sorrow. |
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