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 1   3, 18|      both these~two extremes the Perfect One has avoided, and found
 2   3, 19|        the Middle Path which the Perfect One has found out, which~
 3   3, 19|         and~suffering; it is the perfect path.~ Truly, like this
 4   3, 19|        struggle for himself, the Perfect Ones have only~pointed out
 5   3, 20| something different;~whether the Perfect One continues after death,
 6   3, 20|         a man~would die, ere the Perfect One could tell him all this.~
 7   3, 20|     priests who are spotless and~perfect, who can explain this life
 8   3, 20|    should be answered thus:~ The Perfect One is free from any theory,
 9   3, 20|         from any theory, for the Perfect One has~understood what
10   3, 20|      away. Therefore, I say, the Perfect One has~won complete deliverance
11   3, 20|          I" and "mine."~ Whether Perfect Ones [Buddhas] appear in
12   3, 20|          in the world or whether~Perfect Ones do not appear in the
13   3, 20|        mere popular~notions. The Perfect One, indeed, makes use of
14   3, 20|         believe, either that the Perfect One continues after death,
15   3, 20|      Both these two Extremes the Perfect One has avoided, and~shown
16   3, 27|        the Middle Path which the Perfect One has discovered,~which
17   3, 28|    filled with~confidence in the Perfect One. And filled with this