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 1   4, 17|     of the Buddha's disciples teaches us how to exercise~honesty
 2   6, 21|      front, and said: "He who teaches self-control~with those
 3   8, 26|    mastered it,~he announces, teaches, publishes, proclaims, discloses,
 4   8, 26|      as follows:~ "The Buddha teaches that all conformations are
 5  13, 48|       man makes himself as he~teaches others to be, then, being
 6  13, 51|     the result of actions;~he teaches the doctrine of non-action;
 7  13, 51|     the result~of actions; he teaches the doctrine of non-action,
 8  13, 51|  receive their reward, for he teaches~annihilation and the contemptibleness
 9  13, 51|     Dharma as the Blessed One~teaches it?"~ The Tathagata having
10  13, 51|        Does the Tathagata who teaches kindness~without end and
11  13, 51|       Yet at the same time he~teaches to do no injury to any living
12  13, 51|     continued: "The Tathagata teaches that all warfare~in which
13  13, 51|   cause of war. The Tathagata teaches a complete~surrender of
14  13, 52|    truly of me. The Tathagata teaches~that there is no self. He
15  13, 52|       the actor of our~deeds, teaches a wrong doctrine which leads
16  13, 52|     other hand, the Tathagata teaches that there is mind. He who~
17  13, 52|    and says that mind exists, teaches the truth~which leads to
18  14, 60| disciple: "Then the Tathagata teaches that man can attain~through
19  16, 91|     the mirror of~truth which teaches the straightest way to enlightenment
20  19, 98|   shape of the beings whom he~teaches: this is the Nirmana Kaya,