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 1   4, 16|      free from, the dwelling no longer upon this thirst. This,
 2   6, 20|         He who is~awake will no longer be afraid of nightmares.
 3   7, 23|       praying to him; let us no longer lose ourselves in vain speculations~
 4   8, 27|          That noble~muni was no longer Siddhattha, his son; he
 5  11, 32|      religious life he could no longer resist and~assented to have
 6  11, 33|        broken his vow and is~no longer a disciple of the Tathagata.
 7  12, 37|    bhikkhus of Kosambi, when no longer honored and no longer~supported
 8  12, 37|        no longer honored and no longer~supported by the lay devotees,
 9  12, 39|        that the prince would no longer be subject~to him. Bimbisara
10  13, 42|   commits an unchaste act is no longer~a disciple of the Sakyamuni.
11  13, 42|       as~a penny's worth, is no longer a disciple of the Sakyamuni.
12  13, 42|      creature of its life is no longer a disciple of the Sakyamuni.
13  13, 42|      visions or miracles, is no longer a disciple of the~Sakyamuni.
14  13, 47|     have passed away~and can no longer address you and edify your
15  13, 51|     purify his soul, he will no~longer lament his fate but rejoice
16  13, 53|       that~the questioner is no longer the same person as he who
17  13, 53|         because the adult is no~longer the same person as was the
18  13, 56|        that the~elephant was no longer fit to be used in battle.~ "
19  14, 73|       fell below, so that it no longer blocked the stream, and~
20  15, 79|       they~appear, you would no longer inflict injuries and pain
21  16, 83|         an insane person. He no~longer gave way to tears but wandered
22  16, 86| followers, because they were no longer willing to stand his~severity,
23  16, 91|         I am converted; I am no longer liable to be~reborn in a
24  16, 93|        and my faculties were no longer clear, yet~notwithstanding
25  16, 94|         the Blessed One to live longer; and the Blessed One said: "