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1   6, 20|    by the exercise of his virtue and by wisdom, showed~his
2   6, 20|  the kingdom the~seeds of virtue were sown.~ ~
3   7, 23|   be possible to practice virtue? If the world had been made
4  12, 39|  excel the Perfect One in virtue, he found fault with his~
5  13, 47|   of persuasion rooted in virtue and in strict fidelity~to
6  13, 48|  equity. He~who possesses virtue and intelligence, who is
7  13, 51| or by thought; but I deem virtue and righteousness~praiseworthy."~
8  13, 58| the most~dangerous thief; virtue is the most precious treasure.
9  14, 60|  the~source of wisdom, of virtue, of Buddhahood. The deeds