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 1 Intro  |    which is not to be~gained by mere reasoning, and is visible
 2   1, 1 |       But this cannot~be got by mere desiring; and not to get
 3   1, 2 |        in reality nothing but a mere~process of these "bodily
 4   3, 20|    Skepticism, by attachment to mere Rule and Ritual, by Sensual
 5   3, 20|     eternal?"~ These are called mere views, a thicket of views,
 6   3, 20|   Skepticism, and Attachment to mere Rule and Ritual.~ But those
 7   3, 20|       Skepticism, Attachment to mere~Rule and Ritual, Sensual
 8   3, 20|         heavenly worlds) are no mere~words; that there are monks
 9   3, 20|         the following verse:~ ~ Mere suffering exists, no sufferer
10   3, 20|   designations and~expressions, mere conventional terms of speaking,
11   3, 20| conventional terms of speaking, mere popular~notions. The Perfect
12   3, 20|         the teaching is not the mere play of blind chance,~but
13   3, 26|       etc., but that it is by a mere figure of speech that one~