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 1   6, 20|        Is to be loving-kind.~ ~ "Gifts are great, the founding
 2  11, 30|       who were willing to bestow gifts~became glad. And in one
 3  11, 34|                  VISAKHA AND HER GIFTS~ ~ VISAKHA, a wealthy woman
 4  12, 37|       Let both parties enjoy the gifts of lay members, be~they
 5  13, 42|   bhikkhu~possesses supernatural gifts; he can work miracles."
 6  13, 48|          of religion exceeds all gifts; the sweetness of religion~
 7  13, 51|        and to nobody else should gifts be given. My pupils alone
 8  14, 63|       men, disregarding the rich gifts of others and beholding
 9  14, 68|     house, and, giving them rich gifts, offered~great sacrifices
10  14, 68|        offering: first, when the~gifts are large and the merit
11  14, 68|        small; secondly, when the gifts are~small and the merit
12  14, 68|         small; thirdly, when the gifts are small and the~merit
13  14, 68|           and fourthly, when the gifts are large and the merit
14  14, 68| carousing and~feasting. Here the gifts are great, but the merit
15  14, 68|          small indeed.~Next, the gifts are small and the merit
16  14, 73|         And the Bodhisattva gave gifts~and did other virtuous acts,
17  16, 91|        honor, of~hospitality, of gifts, and of reverence; to be