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 1   6, 22|       wise? Who will blame the virtuous? Who will condemn self-control,~
 2   8, 25|        degree,~when they see a virtuous man, feel reverence for
 3   8, 25|    Exhibit true superiority by virtuous conduct and the exercise
 4  13, 57|    wicked man who~reproaches a virtuous one is like one who looks
 5  13, 57|       on him who threw~it. The virtuous man cannot be hurt and the
 6  13, 59|   partisan; he who is pure and virtuous, and has removed~the veil
 7  13, 59|    world, but this treasure of~virtuous acts he takes with him.
 8  14, 63| practices eminent virtues. The virtuous, excellent man attains~in
 9  14, 73|       gave gifts~and did other virtuous acts, and he also passed
10  16, 87|      will punish them, but the virtuous noble elephant was~the Tathagata