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 1   1, 2 |      and death,~and hot are the flames of burning desires. The
 2   1, 3 |       fading beauty kindles the flames of desires that~never can
 3   1, 3 | conquers error; it quenches the~flames of desires; it leads to
 4   3, 11|    spirits was of no avail.~The flames of hell became wholesome
 5   8, 25|     tree is~burning with fierce flames, how can the birds congregate
 6  13, 53|     Blessed One, "there are two flames, one in the~first watch
 7  13, 53|        and would you call those flames the~same that have burned
 8  13, 53|     every moment. Moreover, the flames of the same kind,~illuminating
 9  13, 53|        in the same sense as two flames of the same kind are~called
10  13, 53|       more identity~between the flames of the first and the third