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 1   1, 1 |        truth, for the kingdom of~righteousness is founded upon earth. The
 2   1, 2 |        of regret,~lead a life of righteousness. You who yearn for riches,
 3   1, 2 |         and leads to justice and righteousness. Self, that which~seems
 4   1, 3 | illumines his~understanding, and righteousness ensouls the purpose of all
 5   1, 7 |        for thou wilt fulfill all righteousness~and be Dharmaraja, the king
 6   1, 7 |         not the straight path of righteousness, thou shalt become a~Buddha.
 7   1, 8 |          power be strong and may righteousness be the scepter in thine~
 8   1, 9 |          it walks in the path of righteousness. But there is no~separate
 9   4, 12|          existence, the bliss of righteousness.~ The existence of self
10   4, 12|       recognized as an~illusion. Righteousness can be practiced only when
11   4, 16|       has founded~the kingdom of righteousness. The Blessed One has moved
12   4, 16|       earth; it will spread; and~righteousness, good-will, and peace will
13   4, 17|       citizens of the kingdom of righteousness. This is the holy~brotherhood;
14   4, 17|         us how to lead a life of righteousness;~the community of the Buddha'
15   5, 18|          with words of truth~and righteousness, Yasa's father said: "May
16   6, 22|       will condemn self-control,~righteousness, and kindness?" And the
17   7, 23|        and has found the path of~righteousness, thus setting an example
18   7, 23|     pleasure, and lead a life of righteousness. And whatever men do,~whether
19   8, 25|  offering promote the kingdom of righteousness and be~a permanent blessing
20   8, 27|        of truth,~the preacher of righteousness, and the peace of Nirvana
21  10, 29|       thee the eightfold path of righteousness. Dost thou desire to be~
22  11, 35|         in the eightfold~path of righteousness; he should comfort them
23  13, 41|      straight path of wisdom and righteousness,~until they reach perfect
24  13, 41|       which is the source of all righteousness. Having attained~this higher
25  13, 43|      souls of men and teach them~righteousness and charity. Canst thou
26  13, 47|      truth and enter the path of righteousness which leads to~deliverance
27  13, 47|       who rules his kingdom with righteousness, but being attacked by~envious
28  13, 48|          not by violence, but by righteousness and equity. He~who possesses
29  13, 51|   thought; but I deem virtue and righteousness~praiseworthy."~ Simha said: "
30  13, 51|        of self against truth and righteousness.~ "He who struggles in the
31  13, 51|         but he who~struggles for righteousness and truth, will have great
32  13, 51|          He whose~intentions are righteousness and justice, will meet with
33  13, 53|         obedience~to the laws of righteousness."~ Kutadanta, being of a
34  13, 53|     wisdom, no~enlightenment, no righteousness, and no salvation, because
35  13, 53|        has walked in the path of righteousness, when he passes over~from
36  13, 53|        Walk in the noble path of~righteousness and thou wilt understand
37  13, 56|        thus the man that reveres~righteousness will endure faithfully throughout
38  14, 60|          thy will to do works of righteousness. He~only can reach the happy
39  14, 68|       moment fixes his mind upon righteousness." The~Buddha continued: "
40  14, 76|          the path of~justice and righteousness and thou wilt outshine the
41  15, 78|       listen to~the teachings of righteousness."~ Having ended his story,
42  16, 80|         listened to the words of~righteousness while surrounded with temptations
43  16, 81|         proclaiming the bliss of righteousness:~ "The greatest happiness
44  16, 81|       the sweetness of a life of~righteousness; and they took refuge in
45  16, 88|       live up to the~precepts of righteousness, we could expect them not
46  16, 91|          proceeds from truth and~righteousness. As rivers must at last
47  18, 97|        and the eightfold path of righteousness, so that all~mankind may