Suddhaṭṭhakasutta untranslated

Suddhaṭṭhakasutta. The fourth of the Aṭṭhakavagga of the Suttanipāta. The Sutta was preached in reference to Candābha (q.v.) (Snp­a.ii.523f). Mere knowledge of various systems of philosophy cannot purify a man, for each sponsor of a system claims superiority for his views, and all go from one teacher to another and are never calm and thoughtful. But the wise, who have understood the Dhamma, are never led away by passion. They do not embrace anything in the world as the highest. Snp.vss.788-95.