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 1   1, 9 |     karma, and karma includes merit and demerit. The~transmigration
 2   6, 20|   from selfishness is without~merit.~ "When some, on the other
 3  13, 51|      according to their moral~merit, go to visit the samana
 4  13, 59|     self-control, or deeds of merit, is hid~secure and cannot
 5  14, 63|  esteem rightly her religious merit, burst forth with~full voice
 6  14, 68|                 FOUR KINDS OF MERIT~ ~ THERE was a rich man
 7  14, 68|       gifts are large and the merit small; secondly, when the
 8  14, 68|       gifts are~small and the merit small; thirdly, when the
 9  14, 68|       gifts are small and the~merit large; and fourthly, when
10  14, 68|       gifts are large and the merit is~also large.~ "The first
11  14, 68|      gifts are great, but the merit is small indeed.~Next, the
12  14, 68|       gifts are small and the merit is also small, when from~
13  14, 68|       intends to offer.~ "The merit is great, however, while
14  14, 68|     the gift is large and the merit is large,~when a wealthy
15  14, 76| others. Verily there is great merit in~the generosity of a king
16  14, 76|        but there is a~greater merit in the slave when he ignores
17  16, 91|      supreme~sowing-ground of merit for the world; to be possessed