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1   6, 22|      his disciples, These two monks are highly auspicious."
2   8, 26|   quickened and gladdened the monks with a religious~discourse
3   8, 26| subject of Nirvana. And these monks grasping the~meaning, thinking
4   8, 26|       utterance: "There is, O monks, a state where there~is
5   8, 26|       is the uncreate. That O monks, I term neither coming nor~
6   8, 26|       are naught. There is, O monks, an unborn,~unoriginated,
7   8, 26|   unformed. Were there not, O monks, this~unborn, unoriginated,
8   8, 26|     created, formed. Since, O~monks, there is an unborn, unoriginated,
9  12, 37|      said: "These quarrelsome monks are a great nuisance and