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 1   1, 90 |          90. Then he, with his soul under strict restraint,
 2   2, 52 |     for heaven, heaven for the soul,-he only desired the soul'
 3   2, 52 |      soul,-he only desired the soul's continuance for the sake
 4   4, 93 |       a union with one's whole soul and nature, then "out upon
 5   4, 94 |                         94. 'A soul overpowered by passion,
 6   4, 99 |      certain,-I think that his soul must be made of iron, who
 7   5, 77 |        for Dharma,-as my inner soul now recognises,-they too
 8   6, 5  |       to me and thy courage of soul have been proved by thy
 9   6, 36 |  cannot go to the city with my soul thus burning, leaving thee
10   6, 67 |       body to the city, not in soul.~
11   7, 35 |      fixed on the greatness of soul visible in his person, as
12   8, 16 |    taking the horse, his whole soul fixed on the horse,-overcome
13   8, 77 |        is gone, fear to set my soul free, like any coward?~
14   9, 42 |   virtues and knowledge of the soul, freed from all desires,
15   9, 51 |        is also united with the soul,the wise declare that all
16   9, 53 |        effort of the conscious soul? That which is the cause
17   9, 54 |        are alike caused by the soul, but they say that coming
18   9, 65 |      to be chosen by him whose soul is good, while the man of
19   9, 65 |    good, while the man of base soul has no joy even in the truth.~
20  11, 9  |     take up their abode in the soul.~
21  11, 63 |        the religious man whose soul is all mercy,-nay, better
22  12, 20 |      those who investigate the soul call the soul kshetragna.~
23  12, 20 |  investigate the soul call the soul kshetragna.~
24  12, 41 |                       41. 'The soul, having once learned to
25  12, 62 |     man, having contracted his soul which is by nature extended
26  12, 64 |        bird from its cage, the soul, escaped from the body,
27  12, 69 |   teach us how to abandon this soul itself in the various bodies.~
28  12, 70 |     consider that the embodied soul, though freed from the evolutes
29  12, 71 |      71. 'Even though the pure soul is declared to be "liberated,"
30  12, 71 | liberated," yet as long as the soul remains there can be no
31  12, 72 |      perceived; as long as the soul itself continues, there
32  12, 74 |      of egoism,-as long as the soul continues, there is no real
33  12, 75 |                       75. 'The soul does not become free from
34  12, 77 |     originally free, could the soul ever become bound?~
35  12, 78 |      78. 'The body-knower (the soul) which is unembodied, must
36  12, 79 |                 79. 'Or if the soul is declared to be unknowing,
37  12, 79 |        to you is this imagined soul? Even without such a soul,
38  12, 79 |      soul? Even without such a soul, the existence of the absence
39  12, 82 |      from his treatment of the soul.~
40  12, 111|        elements leave the wise soul when it is liberated.~
41  13, 1  |        sat down there with his soul fully resolved to obtain
42  13, 46 |     which falls slack I in the soul of an ill-tempered impotent
43  13, 63 |      is not for a right-minded soul to try to quench him,-like
44  13, 64 |         would any right-minded soul offer him wrong?~
45  13, 66 |       deliver mankind bound in soul by the fast snares of illusion,-
46  14, 76 |              77. 'Possessing a soul now of perfect purity, I
47  15, 11 |    Mara, utterly despondent in soul, thus addressed the Tathagata, '
48  15, 105|   about now. greedy, of impure soul, unstable and with his senses
49  16, 4  |       the mortification of the soul's corruptions,-these are
50  16, 11 |        and comprehended by the soul.~
51  16, 17 |       others maintain that the soul must be preserved (after
52  16, 19 |        and evil fortune of the soul, how is it that good fortune
53  16, 28 |       is all empty and without soul, and arises from the action
54  16, 59 |        is not," separated from soul or soullessness.~
55  16, 62 |    touch, or the mind,-without soul or exertion;~'Such is this
56  16, 90 |    sees this Law with a serene soul and worships it with folded
57  16, 114|     boundless charity, and his soul happy with boundless compassion,
58  16, 115|                      115. 'His soul constantly calm with universal
59  16, 117|           117. 'He, having his soul pure, will attain these