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 1   1, 3 |         existed before, and all~living creatures are what their
 2   1, 3 |         actions. The truth is a living power for good, indestructible
 3   1, 4 |     queen had departed from the living, Pajapati took the boy~Siddhattha
 4   1, 8 |     over the earth, better than living in heaven, better~than lordship
 5   2, 10|      There was a chief herdsman living near the grove whose eldest~
 6   2, 10|       the~change in his mode of living, were filled with suspicion.
 7   3, 11|      resounded with joy and all living beings were filled~with
 8   4, 12|         he thought:~ "Surely if living creatures saw the results
 9   4, 16|       kind heart equally on~all living beings, and they therefore
10   4, 17|          so that in the end all living creatures will be~citizens
11   7, 23|        Isvara be the maker, all living things should have~silently
12   8, 25|        and the man of the world living with~his family. There are
13  12, 37|   unknown~and in disguise, were living a quiet life in a potter'
14  12, 38|        even now, while I am yet living,~show so little respect
15  12, 38|         they may procure them a living,~will be respectful, affectionate,
16  12, 40|       Life is instantaneous and living is dying.~Just as a chariot-wheel
17  12, 40|         same way,~the life of a living being lasts only for the
18  12, 40|        proper combination,~so a living being is the appearance
19  13, 42|     Subhadda, was a householder living in Rajagaha.~Having received
20  13, 45|     speech, right action, right living, right~struggling, right
21  13, 46|       Buddha said: "All acts of living creatures become bad by
22  13, 46|        enemies; but embrace all~living beings with kindness. 10.
23  13, 47|  quenchest~the fire that vexeth living beings, thou pourest out
24  13, 48|      true religion. Better than living a hundred years not~seeing
25  13, 49|     Tathagata:~there is not one living creature that the Tathagata
26  13, 51|  teaches to do no injury to any living being but to be full of
27  13, 53|    discernest not the nature of living and dying.~This body will
28  13, 53|       learned a craft to earn a living. Wouldst thou say his~misery
29  14, 70|                       LUXURIOUS LIVING~ ~ WHILE the Buddha was
30  14, 73|        zeal for~the truth, who, living under a vow to complete
31  16, 83| performed one good work, is now~living in paradise?" Yamaraja replied: "
32  16, 83|      with me to the land of the~living." But the boy, while struggling
33  16, 84|         answered her: "Alas the living are few, but the dead are
34  16, 84|     death; of such a nature are living beings. As ripe fruits~are
35  16, 87|         there was a~householder living in Savatthi known to all
36  16, 89|     That might well~be. Yet all living beings of larger size that
37  16, 90|     Gate." Meanwhile the~people living on the banks of the Ganges
38  16, 91|       is~the common goal of all living creatures. He who possesses
39  16, 92|       vanity; but she, although~living in luxury, has acquired
40  16, 94|        the good and gain of all living beings! Star-gazing and
41  18, 97|       master, and preach to all living beings the four~noble truths