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 1   4, 16|     Tathagata has found the middle path.~ "There are two extremes,
 2   4, 16|    the eating of~flesh.~ "A middle path, O bhikkhus avoiding
 3   4, 16|    to Nirvana! What is that middle path, O~bhikkhus, avoiding
 4   4, 16|  teach you, O bhikkhus, the middle~path, which keeps aloof
 5   4, 16|     its petals. This is the~middle path, O bhikkhus, that keeps
 6   4, 17|  beginning, glorious in the middle, and glorious~in the end,
 7  12, 39|   lead the disciples on the~middle path which I have taught.
 8  12, 39|    the man who preaches the middle~path."~ Devadatta instigated
 9  13, 49|   see, nor can those in the middle see, nor can the hindmost
10  14, 62| beginning, excellent in the middle, and excellent in the end;~
11  16, 85|   arrived at a place in the middle of the~stream where the