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 1   1, 3 | flows from self. There is no wrong but what is done by the~
 2   1, 6 |      mind was estranged from wrong the answer~came: "When the
 3   1, 7 |   wash off the~defilement of wrong. If the lake is not sought,
 4   1, 7 | leading the man held~fast by wrong to the salvation of Nirvana,
 5   1, 9 |      search for the atman is wrong; it is a wrong start and
 6   1, 9 |      atman is wrong; it is a wrong start and it will~lead you
 7   1, 9 |    implicated in egotism and~wrong. All combination is subject
 8   1, 9 |    for evil deeds? Can a new~wrong expiate old wrongs? And
 9   4, 12|  deliver us from error, from wrong and from sorrow.~ Pondering
10   4, 12|     and you~will destroy the wrong desires that rise from ignorance;
11   4, 12|    and you will wipe out the wrong perception that rises from~
12   4, 12|     rises from~them. Destroy wrong perception and there is
13   4, 12|     illusion, and here is no wrong in this~world, no vice,
14   4, 12|  Blessed is he who overcomes wrong~and is free from passion.
15   4, 14|      the dangers of lust and wrong doing. And the Blessed~One
16   4, 16|    To disrespect~a father is wrong; to despise him, is wicked.
17   6, 20|    say~it perishes. Both are wrong and their error is most
18   6, 22|    proclaimed:~ ~ "Commit no wrong, do only good,~  And let
19  12, 37|   never be at ease about the wrong which~they themselves have
20  13, 41|    and~through the morass of wrong. But now that you have gained~
21  13, 48|   repent. If~a man commits a wrong let him not do it again;
22  13, 48|     indeed. To the evil-doer~wrong appears sweet as honey;
23  13, 48|     then he looks upon it~as wrong. And so the good man looks
24  13, 51| Tathagata declare that it is~wrong to go to war for the protection
25  13, 52|      of our~deeds, teaches a wrong doctrine which leads to
26  13, 57|      a man~foolishly does me wrong, I will return to him the
27  14, 60|       that a man who commits wrong can~become a saint, that
28  14, 60|   One. "Be sober and abandon~wrong practices which serve only
29  14, 73|      to him: "Thou hast done wrong, O~brother, after taking
30  14, 75|   and without fear to commit wrong, let him be known as an
31  16, 87|      heard the doctrine that wrong should be met with wrong
32  16, 87|     wrong should be met with wrong and the~evil doer should
33  16, 87|   think that you can destroy wrong by retaliating evil for~
34  16, 87|     evil and thus increasing wrong. Leave the wicked to their
35  16, 92|       and~from the errors of wrong reasoning. Whatever you