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 1   1, 8 |        his riches will have no~profit. Charity is rich in returns;
 2   1, 8 |        hankers after no vulgar profit, so I have put away my~royal
 3   6, 20| penances?"~ Kassapa said: "The profit I derived from adoring the
 4   8, 25|      of thy~teachings. Worldly profit is fleeting and perishable,
 5   8, 25|      perishable, but religious~profit is eternal and inexhaustible.
 6   8, 25|       flatterers.~ There is no profit in vexing oneself by austerities,
 7   8, 25|    sorrow-piled mountain. What profit, then, in practicing iniquity?~ "
 8  14, 73|    their merchandise~at a good profit and returned to their home,
 9  17, 95|      fruit and of much greater profit than~any other: the offerings
10  17, 95|       equal fruit and of~equal profit, and of much greater fruit
11  17, 95| greater fruit and much greater profit than~any other. There has
12  18, 97|        in vain. This brings no profit; while he who lives far~