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 1 3 |        from birth, decrepitude, disease, and death is inseparably
 2 3 |      subject to birth, old age, disease, death, grief, wailing,
 3 3 |   distressed by birth, old age, disease, death, grief, wailing,
 4 3 |      freed from birth, old age, disease, death, grief, wailing,
 5 3 |    sorts of birth, old age, and disease.~87. But I, who am detached
 6 3 | increase their illness, and the disease has no end.~127. Some commit
 7 5 |    himself this reflection: The disease of this man originates in
 8 5 |    again on a means to cure the disease, makes to himself this reflection:
 9 5 |         impossible to cure this disease, but there are in the Himalaya,
10 14|      thou feel free from bodily disease, O Perfect One?~2. The creatures,
11 15|        all his children incur a disease from poison or venom. Overcome
12 15|   seeing his sons befallen with disease, overcome with pain and
13 15|    totally delivered from their disease. But the sons who have perverted
14 17|        shall never have a mouth disease;~11. His tongue is never
15 24|         Birth, decrepitude, and disease will come to an end for