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 1   1, 6 |         are confused and out of order. We are~all subject to such
 2   4, 14|      brethren~and sisters of an Order, but also lay disciples
 3   5, 18|   avoiding the evils of life in order to walk on the~path of deliverance.~
 4   7, 23|         go~into homelessness in order to attain the bliss of a
 5   7, 23|       retires from the world in order to~lead a life of leisure
 6  11, 34| grandchildren, had given to the order the Pubbarama or Eastern
 7  11, 35|   receive the absolution of the order. A fault, if~there be one,
 8  12, 36|        studied the~rules of the order, and was wise, learned,
 9  12, 36|        still as a member of the order. May the venerable~brethren
10  12, 36|     Dharma and the rules of the~order, who is learned, wise, intelligent,
11  12, 36|     Dharma and the rules of the~order; they are learned, wise,
12  12, 37|         the sheriff to whom the~order was given seized King Dighiti
13  14, 60|         I~must devote myself in order to let my mind enter into
14  14, 66|          resolving to leave the Order, he~came to the Blessed
15  14, 73|      the aim of a member of the~order, and has come back to us."
16  16, 90|       houses, or~members of the order, he enters with confidence
17  16, 91|       possessed of faith in the order, believing in the efficacy
18  16, 92|       rice and cakes before the order, with the~Buddha at their
19  16, 92|     present this mansion to the order of bhikkhus,~of which the
20  16, 93|     without taking leave of the order. Let me~now, by a strong
21  16, 93|    instructions as touching the order."~ The Blessed One addressed
22  16, 93|         Ananda in behalf of the order, saying:~"What, then, Ananda,
23  16, 93|          then, Ananda, does the order expect of me? I have preached~
24  16, 93|      the brotherhood,' or, 'The order is dependent~upon me,' he
25  16, 93|       any matter concerning the~order. Now the Tathagata, Ananda,
26  16, 93|        brotherhood, or that the order is dependent upon~him. Why,
27  16, 93|       any~matter concerning the order?~ "I am now grown old, O
28  16, 94|        and spread it~abroad, in order that pure religion may last
29  16, 94|     long and be~perpetuated, in order that it may continue for
30  18, 97|         see the~Blessed One, in order to partake of the bliss
31  18, 97|        in the Truth, and in the Order. May the~Blessed One accept
32  18, 97|      truth and the rules of the order which I have set forth and
33  18, 97|        am gone, Ananda, let the order, if it should so wish,~abolish
34  19, 98|         consulted what to do in order to keep the Dharma~pure