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 1   1, 3 |      much misery and~pain. But greater than all the misery is the
 2   4, 14| scriptures, fulfilling all the greater and lesser~duties, correct
 3   6, 20|    truth leads to Nirvana, but greater than all is loving-kindness.~
 4   8, 27|    will receive in his place a greater~one than Siddhattha; he
 5  12, 39|       to sanction his rules of greater stringency, by which a~greater
 6  12, 39| greater stringency, by which a~greater holiness might be procured. "
 7  13, 48|  wrongly-directed mind will do greater mischief unto itself. A~
 8  13, 48|     well-directed mind will do greater service unto itself.~ He
 9  13, 51|      has~conquered self is the greater victor.~ "The doctrine of
10  13, 53|  sacrifice." Said the Buddha: "Greater than the immolation of~bullocks
11  14, 76|        a slave; but there is a~greater merit in the slave when
12  16, 81|  loving hearts. But there is a~greater happiness still: it is the
13  16, 84| contrary, his pain will be the greater and his body~will suffer.
14  16, 89|    there now any other, who is~greater or wiser than the Blessed
15  17, 95|        equal fruit and of much greater profit than~any other: the
16  17, 95|      equal profit, and of much greater fruit and much greater profit
17  17, 95|    much greater fruit and much greater profit than~any other. There
18  18, 96|       continually fulfills the greater and lesser duties, walking~
19  18, 96|      in the fulfillment of the greater and of the~lesser duties,