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The Second Discourse on Great Riches
1041.
"Monks, a noble disciple endowed with four qualities is called 'wealthy, of great riches, of great possessions, of great fame'.
"With which four? Here, monks, a noble disciple is endowed with unwavering confidence in the Buddha: 'Thus indeed is the Blessed One, etc. Teacher of gods and humans, the Enlightened One, the Blessed One.' Towards the Teaching... etc. towards the Community, etc. He is endowed with morality pleasing to the noble ones, unbroken... etc. conducive to concentration. Monks, a noble disciple endowed with these four qualities is called 'wealthy, of great riches, of great possessions, of great fame'." The fifth.