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 1   4, 12| overcomes wrong~and is free from passion. To the highest bliss has
 2   4, 14|         in all!~ How light, from passion to be free,~ And sensual
 3   4, 16|         destruction, in which no passion~remains, of this very thirst;
 4   6, 19|        He will divest himself of passion and become free. He~will
 5   8, 25|         Truth cannot dwell where passion lives. He who does not know
 6  13, 41|    becomes free from excitement, passion, and~wrong-doing.~ "The
 7  13, 41|       escaped from the floods~of passion and has climbed the shores
 8  13, 45|         evil; yielding to sexual passion is evil; lying is evil;~
 9  13, 45|        of suffering? It is lust,~passion, and the thirst for existence
10  13, 45| liberation, the~deliverance from passion, that, O brethren, is the
11  13, 45|   suffering, radically forsaking passion, subduing wrath, annihilating~
12  13, 48|   through an ill-thatched house, passion will break~through an unreflecting
13  13, 48|   through a~well-thatched house, passion will not break through a~
14  13, 48|     weeds; mankind~is damaged by passion, by hatred, by vanity, and
15  13, 58|         is the deadliest poison; passion is the fiercest fire;~ignorance
16  13, 59|       Let the bhikkhu subdue his passion for human and~celestial
17  13, 59|         overcome~all the ways of passion, is subdued, perfectly happy,
18  14, 66|  existence, and fear the dart of passion which, if thou guard~not
19  15, 79|       merchant and, conceiving a passion for her ordered a~precious
20  15, 79|         wisdom lit~up the king's passion beclouded mind; and while
21  16, 80|         while under the~spell of passion and yearning for worldly
22  18, 97|          Those who are free from passion will bear the loss, calm