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 1   1, 4 |        her couch stood an aged woman imploring the heavens to
 2   1, 7 |     lair, as~the delivery of a woman with child, as all these
 3  11, 32|         Pajapati was the first woman to become a disciple of
 4  11, 33|     Guard against looking on a woman. If ye see a~woman, let
 5  11, 33|        on a woman. If ye see a~woman, let it be as though ye
 6  11, 33|      which it grows.'~ "If the woman be old, regard her as your
 7  11, 33|      The samana who looks on a~woman as a woman, or touches her
 8  11, 33|      who looks on a~woman as a woman, or touches her as a woman,
 9  11, 33|     woman, or touches her as a woman, has broken his vow and
10  11, 33|       when it is confused~with woman's beauty, and the mind is
11  11, 33|       thoughts, or look upon a woman's form~with lustful desires.
12  11, 33| executioner, than dwell with a woman~and excite in yourself lustful
13  11, 33| yourself lustful thoughts.~ "A woman of the world is anxious
14  11, 34|    GIFTS~ ~ VISAKHA, a wealthy woman in Savatthi who had many
15  11, 34|       Lord,~is nakedness for a woman, disgusting, and revolting.
16  11, 34|        to Visakha:~ ~ "O noble woman of an upright life,~ Disciple
17  14, 63|   religious~assembly. Then the woman was filled with joy, and
18  14, 63|    from selfish greed."~ ~ The woman was mightily strengthened
19  14, 76|                            THE WOMAN AT THE WELL~ ~ ANANDA, the
20  15, 79|    happened to see a beautiful woman, the wife of a~Brahman merchant
21  16, 80|         When he came, the poor woman ordered her maid to collect
22  16, 92|      on one side. As a prudent woman goes~forth to perform her
23  16, 92|      thought to himself: "This woman moves in worldly circles
24  16, 92|      hands, saying: "A worldly woman has outdone~us; we have