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 1   3, 20|   his heart is possessed and overcome by Self-Illusion, by~Skepticism,
 2   3, 20|     this sensuous sphere-has~overcome the 4th and 5th fetters
 3   3, 20|     and in making efforts to overcome wrong understanding, and
 4   3, 21|     and in making efforts to overcome evil-mindedness, and to~
 5   3, 22|     and in making~efforts to overcome evil speech and to arouse
 6   3, 23|     and in making~efforts to overcome wrong action, and to arouse
 7   3, 24|     and in making~efforts to overcome wrong living, to arouse
 8   3, 25|      to avoid, the effort to overcome, the effort to develop,
 9   3, 25|  What, now, is the effort to Overcome? There, the disciple incites~
10   3, 25| disciple incites~his mind to overcome the evil, demeritorious
11   3, 25|      is called the effort to overcome.~ What, now, is the effort
12   3, 26|      not allow~himself to be overcome by discontent; one subdues
13   3, 26|      not allow himself to~be overcome by fear and anxiety; one
14   3, 26|   how, once arisen, they are overcome; knows how, once~overcome,
15   3, 26|    overcome; knows how, once~overcome, they do not rise again
16   3, 26|      knows how the fetter is overcome, and how the abandoned~fetter