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 1   1, 9 |             to become free from evil passions, and to~give up all hatred
 2   2, 10|         their senses, subduing their passions, and practicing austere~
 3   4, 12|             have freed our~mind from passions of egotism. Perfect peace
 4   4, 15|          have conquered self~and the passions of self; those alone are
 5   4, 16| self-indulgent man is a slave to~his passions, and pleasure-seeking is
 6   4, 16|             the gratification of the passions,~the craving for a future
 7  11, 34|           the tyrannical~yoke of the passions are like seed deposited
 8  11, 34|         deposited in a bad soil. The~passions of the receiver of the alms
 9  13, 47|            that are swayed by impure passions,~when they listen to the
10  13, 48|             to take offense, his own passions will grow, and he is far~
11  13, 48|              from the destruction of passions. Not about the perversities
12  13, 59|           one that has destroyed his passions. Thou art glorious, thoughtful,~
13  14, 66|            in keeping his senses~and passions under control; so, resolving
14  14, 66|              thou~fall a prey to the passions of thy misguided heart.
15  17, 95|         shall cease to be a slave of passions. The~righteous man casts
16  18, 97|           who~were not yet free from passions some stretched out their