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1   1, 2 |         could have cessation of~anxiety, that our burning desires
2   1, 4 |        to adore him.~Banish all anxiety and doubt. The spiritual
3   4, 12| beginning but in the end causes anxiety, tribulation,~and misery."~
4   4, 12|       They produce lamentation, anxiety, and~despair.~ The cause
5  12, 38|     Blessed One was filled with anxiety for the welfare of the~truth;
6  13, 43|        and women trembling with anxiety, the~Buddhist poet lived
7  14, 60|         Blessed One, seeing the anxiety of a truth seeking mind,~
8  16, 90|         fourthly, he is full of~anxiety when he dies; and lastly,
9  16, 90|       fourthly, he dies without anxiety; and, lastly, on the dissolution~