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 1 2 |      besetting sins, the decay of views, or the decay of lifetime;
 2 2 |          stick unmoved to the low views, and suffer pain on pain.
 3 3 |          detach me from perverted views.~12. After having completely
 4 3 |       myself from all (heretical) views and reached the laws of
 5 3 |          them are free from false views about the soul, false views
 6 3 |       views about the soul, false views about existence, false views
 7 3 |      views about existence, false views about cessation of existence,
 8 3 |          in short, from all false views, who are fancying themselves
 9 5 |          those who hold sectarian views and unsound tenets as for
10 5 |         tenets as for those whose views are sound and correct.~26.
11 5 |       some have soundly developed views, others have unsound views.
12 5 |        views, others have unsound views. To all of them the Tathâgata
13 5 |       dark and not bright. He who views the profound laws in such
14 8 |           clinging to (heretical) views, they go so far as to accommodate
15 8 |   accommodate themselves to those views.~7. By following such a
16 13| Bodhisattva Mahâsattva constantly views all laws, and if he abides
17 15|     obscured by the film of wrong views, should, by too often seeing