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1   3, 11|    Enlightened One knew that no harm could befall him.~ The three
2   4, 12|       Blessed is he who~does no harm to his fellow-beings. Blessed
3   6, 19|      vapor, but could do him no harm, and the fire~consumed itself
4  12, 37|   Brahmadatta~has done us great harm, and he is fearing our revenge;
5  12, 37|     swore~an oath not to do any harm to each other.~ "Then King
6  12, 39|   either side without~doing any harm. Nalagiri, the wild elephant
7  13, 48| goodness.~ A hater may do great harm to a hater, or an enemy
8  16, 87|        the~guilt of having done harm to others.' Saying this
9  16, 87|       harms the man who does no harm,~ Or strikes at him who