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 1   4, 16|    senses!~ "He who fills his lamp with water will not dispel
 2   4, 16|       not be able to trim~the lamp of wisdom, and keep our
 3   5, 18|      gone astray;~he lights a lamp in the darkness so that
 4   6, 20|      gone astray; he lights a lamp in the darkness so that
 5  12, 39|    filth upon impurities.~The lamp that is not cleansed and
 6  13, 50|  hidden as one who bringeth~a lamp into the darkness. I take
 7  13, 53|       his clerk called, has a lamp lit, and gets the letter~
 8  13, 53|     done, he extinguishes the lamp.~But though the writing
 9  13, 53| Suppose a man were to light a lamp; would~it burn the night
10  13, 53|       burning now in the same~lamp, filled with the same kind
11  13, 53|  second, and also whether the lamp has been extinguished in
12  13, 53|  third watch, even though the~lamp might have been extinguished
13  14, 71|      a neighbor came with~his lamp and lit it; and in this
14  16, 83|       to look after~a burning lamp. A wise man, understanding
15  16, 93|   Hold fast to the truth~as a lamp. Seek salvation alone in
16  16, 93|    Ananda, can a brother be a lamp unto himself, rely on~himself
17  16, 93|      fast to the truth~as his lamp and seeking salvation in
18  16, 93|    fast to the truth as their lamp, and~seeking their salvation
19  18, 96|      the Tathagata lit up the lamp of wisdom, and now~it will
20  18, 97|     gone astray. They bring a lamp into~the darkness so that