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Science Quotes by Hitopadesa (3)
A man should abandon that country wherein there is neither respect, nor employment, nor connections, nor the advancement of science.
— Hitopadesa
In Charles Wilkins (trans.) Fables and Proverbs from the Sanskrit: being the Hitopadesa (1885), 62.
See also: | Abandon (3) | Advancement (2) | Connection (6) | Country (10) | Employment (3) | Man (112) | Respect (7) | Science (444)
The wise man should study the acquisition of science and riches as if he were not subject to sickness and death; but to the duties of religion he should attend as if death had seized him by the hair.
— Hitopadesa
In Charles Wilkins (trans.) Fables and Proverbs from the Sanskrit: being the Hitopadesa (1885), 18.
See also: | Acquisition (2) | Death (91) | Death (91) | Duty (7) | Religion (68) | Riches (2) | Sickness (5) | Study (33) | Subject (11) | Wisdom (43)
What is a foreign country to those who have science?
— Hitopadesa
In Charles Wilkins (trans.) Fables and Proverbs from the Sanskrit: being the Hitopadesa (1885), 102.
