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 1     1,   1  (2)  |                          sentient beings." Thus his idea of good, as the reader will
 2     1,   1  (1)  |                                                 The idea expressed by these lines
 3     1,   3, 7    |                       gentle nor (too) violent, the idea in my mind is realized.
 4     1,   3, 8    |                          they can express any great idea that great thinkers may
 5     1,   3, 8    |                        spelt, can express any great idea. Why not, then, these trees,
 6     1,   3, 8    |                           who expressed the similar idea, saying:~"And this our life,
 7     1,   4, 2    |                         acceptance of the petrified idea of Deity, so conventional
 8     1,   4, 2    |                           one's fixed and immutable idea of Deity, and to deceive~
 9     1,   4, 2    |                            conventional or orthodox idea of Buddha or Deity might
10     1,   4, 4    |                          Lowell expresses a similar idea when he says:~"Every clod
11     1,   4, 13   | Mahavaipulya-purnabuddha-sutra expressly states our idea when he says: "Mountains,
12     1,   4, 13   |                        Patriarch expresses the same idea more explicitly: "What creates
13     1,   4, 16   |                            all point to this single idea:~On one occasion a butcher,
14     1,   4, 17   |               Brahmajala-sutra fully expresses this idea as he says: "All women are
15     1,   5, 7    |                      because of its inhumanity.~The idea of good and bad, generally
16     1,   5, 7    |                          motive.'~According to this idea, generally accepted by common
17     1,   5  (2)  |                             purpose of stating this idea.~
18     1,   5, 14   |                        To-ju1 expresses the similar idea as follows:~"There exists
19     1,   5, 22   |                         world into perfection. This idea is allegorically expressed
20     1,   6, 3    |                             this life; but the very idea of eternal punishment is
21     1,   6  (1)  |                     Fu-dai-shi) expressed this very idea in his Sin Wang Ming (Shin-o-mei)
22     1,   6, 8    |                         makes use of the nihilistic idea of Hinayana Buddhism, and
23     1,   7  (4)  |                               The World as Will and Idea' (R. B. Haldane and J. Kemp'
24     1,   7, 8    |                         scholars. The kernel of the idea is very simple-like seed,
25     1,   8, 6    |                         however, is not the correct idea. The inhalation is continuous,
26 Appen, Intro  (2)|                                            The same idea and expression are found
27 Appen,   2, 2    |                            Tsz, led by his mistaken idea, called the Kalpa of Emptiness
28 Appen,   2  (3)  |                                    A. 'It acts, one idea changing after another.'
29 Appen,   2, 3    |                       habitually form the erroneous idea that Atman and external
30 Appen,   4       |                       images of Alaya, out of whose~idea, when it is in the state
31 Appen,   4  (2)  |                           Gas seems to be the first idea in the awakening Alaya,