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 1   4, 16|      spokes of the wheel are the rules of pure~conduct: justice
 2   8, 25|      purpose; transgress not the rules of kingly~conduct, and let
 3  12, 36|          Dharma, had studied the~rules of the order, and was wise,
 4  12, 36|         knows the Dharma and the rules of the~order, who is learned,
 5  12, 36|          know the Dharma and the rules of the~order; they are learned,
 6  12, 38|      discipline, may observe the rules of decency, be~respectful,
 7  12, 39| disciples were pledged to severe rules and~self-mortification.~
 8  12, 39|   requesting him to sanction his rules of greater stringency, by
 9  12, 39|        without loving it. Severe rules will not lead the disciples
10  12, 39|      from keeping more stringent rules, if he sees fit to do so
11  13, 47|         unto a powerful~king who rules his kingdom with righteousness,
12  16, 85|    Blessed One embraced the five~rules and took refuge in his name.~ ~
13  18, 97|       remains. The~truth and the rules of the order which I have