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 1   1, 8 |  riches will have no~profit. Charity is rich in returns; charity
 2   1, 8 |  Charity is rich in returns; charity is the greatest wealth,~
 3   4, 17|  brotherhood in kindness~and charity, and their saints are worthy
 4   5, 18|   Blessed One preached about charity and morality. He~explained
 5   7, 24|                THE SERMON ON CHARITY~ ~ ANATHAPINDIKA rejoiced
 6   7, 24|   and~knowing that unselfish charity was the moving cause of
 7   7, 24|    time and a proper mode in charity; just as the~vigorous warrior
 8   7, 24|     Even so is the result of charity,~even so is the joy of him
 9   7, 24|      souls by~compassion and charity."~ Anathapindika invited
10  11, 34|     such~advantages in view. Charity bestowed upon those who
11  13, 43| teach them~righteousness and charity. Canst thou witness these
12  13, 47|    abode of the Tathagata is charity and love of all beings.
13  13, 47|   abandon the~disposition of charity toward all beings. His sole
14  13, 51|     forbearance, of love, of charity, and of truth. I deem, Simha,~
15  13, 59|      that is laid up through charity~and piety, temperance, self-control,
16  14, 63|    gift to the priesthood in charity.~ The superior of the priests,