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 1       2, 21 | thoughtlessness~the path of death.  Those who are in earnest
 2       4, 46 |   and never see the king of death.~ ~
 3       4, 47 |                         47. Death carries off a man who is
 4       4, 48 |                         48. Death subdues a man who is gathering
 5       6, 86 | pass across the dominion of death, however difficult to~overcome.~ ~
 6       9, 127|    in the whole world~where death could not overcome (the
 7      10, 129|    punishment, all men fear death; remember that~you are like
 8      10, 131|    not find happiness after death.~ ~
 9      10, 132|   will find happiness after death.~ ~
10      10, 135|   the stable, so~do Age and Death drive the life of men.~ ~
11      11, 148| pieces, life indeed ends in death.~ ~
12      11, 150|     dwell in it old age and death, pride and~deceit.~ ~
13      13, 170|    as a mirage: the~king of death does not see him who thus
14      18, 235|     leaf, the messengers of death (Yama)~have come near to
15      18, 237|  end, thou art come near to death (Yama),~there is no resting-place
16      20, 286|   and does not think of his death.~ ~
17      20, 287|                        287. Death comes and carries off that
18      20, 288|  from kinsfolk for one whom death has seized.~ ~
19      22, 306|     have not done it. After death both are equal, they are~
20      23, 331|     pleasant in the hour~of death; the giving up of all grief