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 1   1, 4 |      thereof. On the fire of~covetousness he will cause the cloud
 2   1, 8 |      must free his soul from covetousness and lust,~and also from
 3   1, 9 | saving power. But to abandon~covetousness and lust, to become free
 4   6, 20|      The cleaving to things, covetousness, and~sensuality inherited
 5  13, 42|    with~evil intent and from covetousness boasts of a superhuman perfection,~
 6  13, 46|      idle talk; of the mind,~covetousness, hatred, and error.~ "I
 7  13, 58| wrath is the sharpest sword;~covetousness is the deadliest poison;
 8  14, 60|  miracles arises either from~covetousness or from vanity. The mendicant
 9  14, 68|     is also small, when from~covetousness and an evil heart a man
10  16, 91|      three bonds of lust, of~covetousness and of the egotistical cleaving