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 1  12, 36|         should learn to live in concord. If a man finds a wise~friend
 2  12, 37|         THE RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF CONCORD~ ~ WHILST the dispute between
 3  12, 37|         the~re-establishment of concord."~ Pajapati, the matron,
 4  12, 37|      declare the restoration of concord without~inquiring into the
 5  12, 37| declares the reestablishment of~concord without having inquired
 6  12, 37|         ways of re-establishing~concord; one is in the letter, and
 7  12, 37|         the re-establishment of concord without~having inquired
 8  12, 37|         the~re-establishment of concord, the peace is concluded
 9  12, 37|         also in the letter. The concord re-established in the spirit
10  12, 37|       mutual~good will, and the concord of the Sangha was re-established.~ ~
11  16, 88|        as they meet together in concord,~so long as they honor their
12  16, 88| frequent~assemblies, meeting in concord, rising in concord, and
13  16, 88|   meeting in concord, rising in concord, and attending in~concord
14  16, 88|       concord, and attending in~concord to the affairs of the Sangha;