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 1   1, 69|               water, surely it is not death which comes to drink if.~
 2   1, 75|           with the dreadful onflow of death.~
 3   2, 42|              he had sentenced them to death, he did not cause to be
 4   3, 60|                as soon as he heard of death, immediately sank down overwhelmed,
 5   4, 58|        Evidently they know nothing of death which carries all away;
 6   4, 59|          being, who knows of old age, death and sickness, could stand
 7   4, 79|            with his wife would end in death, yet overcome by the beauty
 8   4, 89|             He who himself subject to death, disease, and old age, can
 9   4, 89|             whose very nature implies death, disease, and old age,such
10   4, 96|            and subject to old age and death?~
11   4, 97|         created beings in the road of death.~
12   4, 98|               the terrors of old age, death, and disease; I can find
13   4, 99|               the man, who knows that death is certain,-I think that
14   5, 12|             to sickness, old age, and death, yet, blinded by passion
15   5, 14|             of sickness, old age, and death which belong to all living
16   5, 17|          being terrified at birth and death, have become an ascetic
17   5, 23|            make an end of old age and death, fixing his thoughts in
18   5, 35|             not my life be subject to death, and let not disease impair
19   5, 38|               is preferable; will not death sever me helplessly, my
20   5, 84|            further shore of birth and death I will never again enter
21   6, 15|   ascetic-wood to destroy old age and death,-witli no thirst for heaven,
22   6, 20|                      20. '"At a man's death there are doubtless heirs
23   6, 22|            can there be in life, when death stands as our adversary?"~
24   6, 44|             my desire for liberation, death would still make us helplessly
25   6, 52|          having destroyed old age and death; or else he will himself
26   7, 23|            living creatures fear from death, and they with all their
27   8, 77| Suvarnanishthivin was carried away by death, it seemed impossible that
28   9, 5 |               the fear of old age and death,-know that we two are come
29   9, 31|             at sickness, old age, and death, I am inevitably forced
30   9, 37|            moment of leaving the womb death -is a characteristic adjunct,
31  11, 7 |               the fear of old age and death, fly to this path of religion
32  11, 18|            was with his weapon, found death at Bhishma's hands,-is not
33  11, 34|            incurs calamities, such as death, bonds, and the like; the
34  11, 34|             well deserves the pain of death even in the world of the
35  11, 54|               the fear of old age and death; he has here the best happiness,
36  11, 59|               nor fear, no birth, nor death, nor anxieties, that alone
37  11, 61|            knows not when the time of death will be?~
38  11, 62|                             62. 'When death stands ready like a hunter,
39  12, 14|               delivered from old age, death, and disease.'~
40  12, 17|         evolute," birth, old age, and death,-know that this has been
41  12, 34|               indolence is " torpor," death and birth are "delusion,"
42  12, 91|               of abolishing birth and death,' he at once commenced a
43  13, 9 |             thou Kshatriya, afraid of death! follow thine own duty and
44  14, 4 |        remembered each birth and each death in all those various transmigrations,
45  14, 37|             condition for old age and death?'~
46  14, 38|           birth, there is old age and death, then he pondered, 'What
47  14, 52|              the world is devoured by death;~
48  14, 53|               scorched by the fire of death's anguish great pain arises;
49  14, 55|              and disease are stopped, death also is stopped; and when
50  15, 30|             bewildered by the fear of death,-we are therefore worthy
51  16, 17|              must be preserved (after death) for its merit is the cause
52  16, 26|             by old age, diseases, and death, each one dies and is born
53  16, 42|      dependent the series of old age, death, sorrow and the like; by