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 1   1, 9 |           We inherit from~former existences the evil effects of our
 2   1, 9 |         of mine, are my~previous existences; they are my ancestors as
 3   6, 20| sensuality inherited from former existences, are the causes of the~misery
 4   8, 25|      merits acquired in previous~existences, when meeting a Buddha,
 5  12, 39|          the curse of our former existences; it is the~dwelling place
 6  12, 40|         self is an~error and all existences are as hollow as the plantain
 7  13, 41|         in former and in present existences.~ "The rational nature of
 8  13, 53|   product of thy deeds~in former existences. The combination of thy
 9  13, 53|         thou wilt reap in future~existences the harvest sown now and
10  14, 66|         For I see that~in former existences, thou hast suffered much
11  14, 67|        in this way, but in other existences, too,~by his own intrigues."~ ~
12  14, 73|         suffer~remorse in future existences. How is it, brother, that