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 1   1, 3 |          the stone is here; and no power~in the world, no god, no
 2   1, 3 |          shall deliver us from the power of self? Who shall save
 3   1, 3 |     actions. The truth is a living power for good, indestructible
 4   1, 4 |      receives the shipwrecked. His power of~meditation will be like
 5   1, 7 |        eyes, and it was beyond his power to check~their stream. But
 6   1, 7 |  Siddhattha, the prince, renounced power and worldly~pleasures, gave
 7   1, 8 |         country and share my royal power. Desire for~power is becoming
 8   1, 8 |            royal power. Desire for~power is becoming to the noble-minded,
 9   1, 8 |           who possesses all three, power, wealth, and religion, enjoying
10   1, 8 |           also from the desire for power.~ "Indulge in lust but a
11   1, 8 |           will grow.~Wield worldly power and you will be burdened
12   1, 8 |        noon-day sun. May thy~royal power be strong and may righteousness
13   1, 9 |        incantations have no saving power. But to abandon~covetousness
14   6, 20|   recollection. Thus, as the~sun's power through a burning-glass
15   6, 20|            his unlimited spiritual power. He subdued and harmonized
16   7, 23|            submit to their maker's power. They would be like~vessels
17   7, 23|            not life~and wealth and power that enslave men, but the
18   7, 23|    cleaving to life and~wealth and power. The bhikkhu who retires
19   8, 27|      reject the pleasures of royal power and~achieve thy noble purpose
20  11, 33|     disciple of the Tathagata. The power of lust is great with~men,
21  12, 37|            mother. He is now~in my power. Thinking thus he unsheathed
22  12, 39|           of karma, it~lies in our power to make it a vessel of truth
23  12, 40|         they interact. Name~has no power of its own, nor can it go
24  12, 40|     movement. Form~also is without power and cannot go on of its
25  12, 40|        blind from birth is without power of his own, and~weak, and
26  12, 40|            cripple also is~without power of his own, and weak, and
27  12, 40|           same way Name is without~power of its own, and cannot spring
28  12, 40|       action. Form also is without power of its own, and cannot~spring
29  13, 42|    climbing the pole, but by~magic power, he shall receive as reward
30  13, 47| unshrinking mind. He must~have the power of persuasion rooted in
31  13, 47|           And, verily, such is the power of the doctrine that even
32  13, 50|        avail and possess no~saving power. But listen to me and know,
33  13, 53|          king in all thy glory and power?" Said~the Blessed One: "
34  13, 53|      couldst see the glory and the power of truth."~ Said Kutadanta: "
35  13, 53|             Blood has no cleansing power, but the eradication of
36  13, 53|            illuminating with equal power the same kind of rooms,
37  14, 60|            the body at will or the power of transformation;~the knowledge
38  16, 84|            wise, all fall into the power of~death; all are subject
39  17, 95|   marvelous is the great might and power of the~Tathagata!"~ Ananda
40  17, 95| inheritance of heaven and of great power."' In this way, Ananda,~
41  18, 97|            be cured by the healing power of medicine and will be