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 1   1, 3 |  Perfect wisdom illumines his~understanding, and righteousness ensouls
 2   1, 9 | dispositions, and, lastly, of understanding. That which~men call the
 3   4, 16|   opens the eyes, and bestows~understanding, which leads to peace of
 4   4, 16|   opens the eyes, and bestows understanding,~which leads to peace of
 5   5, 18|    preach. And Yasa's father, understanding the~doctrine of the Blessed
 6  13, 41|  bhikkhus: "It is through not~understanding the four noble truths, O
 7  13, 48|      earth, despised,~without understanding, like a useless log; yet
 8  13, 55|       livest according to thy understanding,~that all things are of
 9  13, 59|       Dharma, O~thou of great understanding; speak in the midst of us,
10  13, 59|    will~ask the muni of great understanding, who has crossed the stream,~
11  13, 59|      thoughtful,~and of great understanding. O thou who puttest an end
12  14, 60|      for I have faith without~understanding and I am seeking the truth.
13  14, 66|      chanced to~come by, and, understanding the language of the fish,
14  16, 83|     burning lamp. A wise man, understanding the transiency of worldly~
15  16, 94|    texture. It is through not understanding and grasping the four~truths,