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 1 2| enlightenment,' they would in their ignorance all go astray and never
 2 2|          are blind with dulness and ignorance.~114. Then it was that Brahma
 3 2|           with evils.~116. In their ignorance they will not heed the law
 4 2|            and might perchance from ignorance not believe (us, when we
 5 3|            enveloping dark mists of ignorance. He, the Tathâgata, endowed
 6 3|            dark enveloping mists of ignorance, in order to rouse them
 7 3|    themselves, as fools do in their ignorance.~64. And as he hears them
 8 5|      perplexed; they would in their ignorance fall out of the way and
 9 5|      passions. Those are blind from ignorance, and in consequence of it
10 5|            the creatures blind from ignorance remain in the whirl of life,
11 5|      principles of emancipation, is ignorance suppressed; the suppression
12 5|      suppressed; the suppression of ignorance is succeeded by the suppression
13 5|             and stars, in his blind ignorance (should say): There are
14 5|   conclusion that it was from sheer ignorance that he spoke thus as he
15 5|         same way do people of great ignorance, blind from their birth,
16 5|             the world so blinded by ignorance appears the highest of those
17 7|             It is thus, monks. From ignorance proceed conceptions (or
18 7|             From the suppression of ignorance results the suppression
19 7|      antecedents.~74. Starting from Ignorance, the Seer proceeded to speak
20 8|             They follow a course in ignorance (thinking): We, disciples,
21 8|           dull understanding and in ignorance, under the mastership of