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 1   1, 2 |        nothing~endures. There is birth and death, growth and decay;
 2   1, 2 |  destroyed.~ Truth knows neither birth nor death; it has no beginning
 3   1, 3 |         all changes; he is above birth and~death; he remains unaffected
 4   1, 4 |        good omens~indicating the birth of the Buddha to be. The
 5   1, 4 |          the commotion which his birth created, felt in her~timorous
 6   1, 4 |    future Buddha will never give birth to another child. I~shall
 7   1, 8 |          gait betrayed his royal birth and his eyes~beamed with
 8   1, 9 | separation, and we cannot~escape birth, disease, old age, and death.
 9   2, 10|    seeking to cross the~ocean of birth and death and to arrive
10   4, 12|       Pondering on the origin of birth and death, the Enlightened
11   4, 12|    Selfhood continues in renewed~birth. The renewed births of selfhood
12   4, 12|      destroyed you will be above birth, old age, disease, and death,
13   4, 16|      truth concerning suffering:~Birth is attended with pain, decay
14   6, 19|          burn, and~there will be birth and death, decay, grief,
15   6, 20|   continuous growth. Such is the birth of animated life.~ "Ye that
16   6, 20|         live in constant fear of birth, old age,~sickness, and
17   8, 25|        all~sides by the rocks of birth, old age, disease, and death,
18   8, 26|      standing; neither death nor birth. It is without~stability,
19  12, 40|          men, the one blind from birth and the other a~cripple,
20  12, 40|           and the man blind from~birth were to say to the cripple
21  12, 40|        say to the man~blind from birth as follows: 'See here! I
22  12, 40|           And the man~blind from birth, pleased and delighted,
23  12, 40|  shoulders of the~man blind from birth were to direct him, saying, '
24  12, 40|          Here the man blind from birth is without power of his
25  13, 41|      Having attained~this higher birth, I have found the truth
26  13, 45|       annihilation of suffering? Birth is~suffering; old age is
27  14, 60|         the brotherhood. No evil birth is possible there,~and even
28  14, 73|      class and fear that in this birth there will be neither path~
29  14, 73|     thing concealed by~change of birth. Once upon a time, when
30  14, 75|      known as an outcast.~Not by birth does one become an outcast,
31  14, 75|        become an outcast, not by birth does one~become a Brahman;
32  16, 87|  treatment without abusing their~birth, lineage and persons, how
33  17, 95|         life, redounding to good birth, redounding~to good fortune,