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 1   1, 2 |     saw the~vanity of worldly happiness and sought salvation in
 2   1, 2 |  transiency. You who wish for happiness without the sting of regret,~
 3   1, 2 |        and a life of truth is~happiness.~ All compounds will be
 4   1, 5 |    Even as men desire to give happiness to their~children, so did
 5   1, 7 |     immutable. I long for the happiness that does not decay;~the
 6   4, 14| doctrine, for to him there is~happiness in selfhood only, and the
 7   4, 16|     life, and the craving for happiness in this~life. This, then,
 8   8, 25|  kingly~conduct, and let your happiness depend, not upon external
 9  13, 48|        let him delight in it; happiness is the~outcome of good.~
10  13, 48|       learning, do I~earn the happiness of release which no worldling
11  13, 54|  limbs languish; I shall give happiness to those who are~dying from
12  14, 60|      the same peace, the same happiness."~ Said the disciple: "Teach
13  14, 60|     all beings, including the~happiness of thine enemies.~ "The
14  16, 80|   became calm and a spiritual happiness soothed the~tortures of
15  16, 81| righteousness:~ "The greatest happiness which a mortal man can imagine
16  16, 81|        But there is a~greater happiness still: it is the embrace
17  16, 81|    will bear witness to their happiness.~Let no man be single, let
18  16, 83|     He has obtained celestial~happiness not for performing good
19  16, 94|    One I for the good and the~happiness of the great multitudes,
20  16, 94|     continue for the good and~happiness of the great multitudes,