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 1   1, 9 |        thing and its quality are different in our~thought, but not
 2   1, 9 |          not in reality. Heat is different from fire in our~thought,
 3   1, 9 |         of karma? What makes men different in character, station, possessions,~
 4   1, 9 |          not so, how could we be~different?'~ The Tathagata meditated
 5   4, 17|         Confer henceforth in the different~countries the ordination
 6  12, 36|          expelled brother form a different communion from those who~
 7  13, 48|        is but one; there are not different truths in the world. Having~
 8  13, 49|          came to him who were~of different schools. One was named Vasettha
 9  13, 53| Kutadanta: "In one sense it~is a different flame, in another it is
10  13, 53|       and in another sense it is~different at every moment. Moreover,
11  13, 53|      which~renders it altogether different from everything else and
12  13, 53|         me or~not, an altogether different person."~ "Very well," said
13  13, 55|          essence, yet things are different according to the forms~which
14  13, 55|          which they assume under different impressions. As they form
15  13, 55|     Kassapa, as if a~potter made different vessels out of the same
16  13, 55|         so far as all beings are different. The Tathagata~recreates
17  13, 55|   species, families of~plants of different names growing on the earth,
18  16, 84|        come to pass, it is often different when it happens, and~great
19  19, 98|    carefully and if as in no way different from myself.'~Such were