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 1   1, 6 |     sights, all misery, and all knowledge of~misery were kept away
 2   1, 9 |      learning and~philosophical knowledge. The Bodhisattva went to
 3   4, 12|     existence blind and without knowledge; and in~this sea of ignorance
 4   4, 16|       conducive even to worldly knowledge; how~much less to a triumph
 5   6, 20|          said to~Kassapa: "What knowledge hast thou gained, O Kassapa,
 6   8, 25|  ignorance. To him who has this knowledge true wisdom~dawns, and he
 7   8, 25|       constantly advance in the knowledge of truth.~ "Exhibit true
 8  13, 53| continue.~Reasoning ceases, but knowledge remains." Said Kutadanta: "
 9  13, 53|     that? Are not reasoning and knowledge the same?"~ The Blessed
10  13, 53|        does reasoning cease and knowledge~remain; and in the same
11  13, 59|       is he~who is possessed of knowledge, seeing the way that leads
12  14, 60|    power of transformation;~the knowledge of the destiny of former
13  14, 60|     thoughts of others;~and the knowledge of comprehending the finality
14  14, 73|        to~the other side by his knowledge of the stars.~ "Thus the
15  16, 84|         mental eye of spiritual~knowledge and saw the real worth of
16  16, 89|          O Lord! I have not the knowledge of the hearts of all the
17  18, 97|      will ask from a desire for knowledge,~and not to annoy me, and