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 1   3, 15|          with lust, enraged with anger, blinded by delusion,~overwhelmed,
 2   3, 15|         and grief. But, if lust, anger, and delusion are given
 3   3, 15|         greed, the extinction of anger, the extinction~of delusion:
 4   3, 20|       root of~unwholesome karma; Anger is a root of unwholesome
 5   3, 20|        greed, as well as that of anger, is always accompanied~by
 6   3, 20|          due to greed, or due to anger, or due to delusion.~ What,
 7   3, 20|      wholesome karma; absence of anger~(benevolence) is a root
 8   3, 20|       that is done out of greed, anger and delusion, that~springs
 9   3, 20|       are not done out of greed, anger and~delusion, which have
10   3, 20|    through the absence of greed, anger~and delusion, abandoned,
11   3, 20|  annihilation, namely, of greed, anger~and delusion, as well as
12   3, 22|        joints, whoso gave~way to anger thereat, would not be following
13   3, 22|      deep, boundless, freed from~anger and hatred.'"]~ He avoids
14   3, 25|   thoughts~connected with greed, anger and delusion, then the disciple
15   3, 25| demeritorious thoughts of greed, anger and delusion~will dissolve
16   3, 26|      lust"; knows when~there is "Anger" in him: "In me is anger";
17   3, 26|         Anger" in him: "In me is anger"; knows when there is "Torpor~