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 1   1, 4 |   freely drink thereof. On the fire of~covetousness he will
 2   1, 6 |     the answer~came: "When the fire of lust is gone out, then
 3   1, 8 |       fever? Shall~we quench a fire by heaping fuel upon it?~ "
 4   1, 9 |         Heat is different from fire in our~thought, but you
 5   1, 9 |        cannot remove heat from fire in reality. You say that~
 6   4, 16|        he who tries to light a fire with rotten wood will fail.
 7   6, 19|    matted hair, worshiping the fire and keeping a fire-dragon;
 8   6, 19|     where~you keep your sacred fire."~ Kassapa, seeing the Blessed
 9   6, 19|      the room where the sacred fire is kept, the~serpent will
10   6, 19|      the room where the sacred fire~is kept, but the serpent
11   6, 19|      the room where~the sacred fire was kept. And the Blessed
12   6, 19|        do him no harm, and the fire~consumed itself while the
13   6, 19|       to Kassapa, saying: "His fire has been conquered by my
14   6, 19|       has been conquered by my fire." And~Kassapa thought to
15   6, 19|      austerities and worshiped fire, were now come to him,~preached
16   6, 19|      him,~preached a sermon on fire, and said: "Everything,
17   6, 19|      They are burning with the fire of lust. There is anger,~
18   6, 19|     hatred, and as long as the fire finds~inflammable things
19   6, 20|     the Jatilas and formerly a~fire worshiper, went with him.~
20   6, 20|    thee to renounce the sacred fire and give up thine austere~
21   6, 20|       derived from adoring the fire was~continuance in the wheel
22   6, 20|       abandoned worshiping~the fire."~ The Buddha, perceiving
23   6, 20| through a burning-glass causes fire to appear, so~through the
24  13, 47|       mind, thou quenchest~the fire that vexeth living beings,
25  13, 48|      own deeds, as if burnt by fire. Pleasures destroy the foolish;
26  13, 54|        a great body of~blazing fire. That flame has ceased;
27  13, 58|   poison? What is the fiercest fire? What is the darkest night?"
28  13, 58|        passion is the fiercest fire;~ignorance is the darkest
29  13, 58|      clear it away: What is it fire can neither burn, nor~moisture
30  13, 58|    replied: "Blessing! Neither fire, nor~moisture, nor wind
31  14, 61|       My doctrine is like unto fire~which consumes all things
32  14, 75|       Brahman~priest while the fire of an offering was blazing
33  16, 90|      over Pataliputta, that of fire, that of water, that~of