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 1   1, 2 |         that are eternal. Truth is wealth, and a life of truth is~
 2   1, 8 |           to the noble-minded, and wealth should not be~despised.
 3   1, 8 |        possesses all three, power, wealth, and religion, enjoying
 4   1, 8 |          man who makes good use of wealth is rightly said to possess
 5   1, 8 |            charity is the greatest wealth,~for though it scatters,
 6   1, 8 |  recognized the illusory nature of wealth and will~not take poison
 7   7, 23|          ANATHAPINDIKA, THE MAN OF WEALTH~ ~ AT this time there was
 8   7, 23| Anathapindika, a man of unmeasured wealth,~visiting Rajagaha. Being
 9   7, 23|          and having acquired great wealth, I am surrounded with cares.~
10   7, 23|            thee, Must I give up my~wealth, my home, and my business
11   7, 23|           path. He that cleaves to~wealth had better cast it away
12   7, 23|          he who does not cleave to wealth, and possessing riches,~
13   7, 23|        fellows. It is not life~and wealth and power that enslave men,
14   7, 23|           the cleaving to life and~wealth and power. The bhikkhu who
15  10, 29|      possesses four great mines of wealth which I have not yet seen.
16  13, 43|           reach to the skies, your wealth may be untold -~ But all
17  13, 59|            must leave the fleeting wealth of the world, but this treasure
18  14, 60|        hate, tyranny and thraldom, wealth and want, and~regardest
19  14, 63|   treasures of the oceans~ And the wealth of the broad earth.~ ~ "
20  14, 63|            were to give up all his wealth."~ And the Teacher said: "
21  14, 63|        their travels each with his wealth; one of them~gained much,
22  14, 63|           second returned with his wealth, and the third one~came
23  14, 63|         home after having lost his wealth. What is true in common
24  14, 63|            also to religion.~ "The wealth is the state a man has reached,
25  14, 63|            heaven;~the loss of his wealth means that a man will be
26  14, 63|             He who brings back his wealth, like unto one who is born
27  14, 63|           But he who increases his wealth is like unto~one who practices
28  14, 70|           Savatthi, a man of great wealth who~suffered from many ailments
29  14, 72|          say, 'I have children and~wealth.' He who says so is not
30  16, 80|            Vasavadatta. Seeing his wealth, and~fearing the jealousy
31  16, 84|           not make good use of thy~wealth. When thou didst hoard it
32  16, 87|          Or conflagration, loss of wealth;~ Or of his nearest kin