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 1   1, 48 |         Atri never invented the wise son of Atri proclaimed after
 2   4, 8  |   bewildered in their love, the wise son of the family priest,
 3   4, 52 |         man, ever pondering how wise he is!'~
 4   4, 87 |      would not be worthy of the wise man.~
 5   7, 10 |                     10. He, the wise one, longing for liberation,
 6   7, 25 |        path of its own; but the wise, by all this common toil,
 7   7, 41 |         merit; even one who was wise starting towards the south
 8   7, 44 |        44. He, the chief of the wise, when thus addressed in
 9   8, 35 |         35. 'Better for a man a wise enemy rather than a foolish
10   8, 68 |          Alas! the mind of that wise hero is terribly stern,-
11   8, 79 |       that friend of Indra, the wise son of king Aga, who, when
12   8, 82 |                    82. Then the wise counsellor, endued with
13   9, 35 |         company on a road,-what wise man would cherish sorrow,
14   9, 40 |         can it be right for the wise man to enter royalty, the
15   9, 51 |        united with the soul,the wise declare that all this comes
16   9, 56 |        this series of rules the wise promise liberation to him
17   9, 64 |    hundred prepossessions; what wise man would go by another'
18  11, 11 |         and so fears evil, what wise man would of his own choice
19  11, 22 |       of self-control, if he is wise, would delight in them?~
20  11, 39 |      sources of enjoyment; what wise man would allow that he
21  11, 61 |        its power,-how shall the wise man, who desires tranquillity,
22  11, 67 |      another, is hateful to the wise compassionate heart; how
23  12, 6  |        thy mind is stedfast and wise, who hast come here after
24  12, 30 |       these are declared by the wise to be "false means," O thou
25  12, 33 |       33. 'Thus Ignorance, O ye wise, being fivefold in its character,
26  12, 39 |        Through these causes', O wise prince, the stream of "torpor"
27  12, 40 |                    40. 'Let the wise man who has right views
28  12, 52 |                    52. 'But the wise man, knowing that these
29  12, 59 |         all embodied souls, the wise man climbs to a yet higher
30  12, 62 |                62. 'But another wise man, having contracted his
31  12, 65 |    distinctive signs; which the wise who know reality declare
32  12, 104|    based upon eating food,' the wise seer of unbounded wisdom,
33  12, 111|         five elements leave the wise soul when it is liberated.~
34  14, 61 |        trunk of pain by all the wise; therefore it is to be stopped
35  14, 67 |         He became the perfectly wise, the Bhagavat, the Arhat,
36  15, 1  |  heavenly beings, the perfectly Wise One thus passed that period
37  15, 42 |         shalt attain Nirvana; O wise seer, repair to the hermitage
38  16, 9  |        who am now the perfectly wise, and the Tathagata in the
39  16, 27 |             27. 'There are many wise men here who can discourse
40  16, 63 |                  63. ' He makes wise all the ignorant,-therefore
41  16, 76 |         lord of all wisdom, the wise, the destroyer of the pride
42  16, 77 |         Buddha, the Sugata, the wise one, he who brings the desired
43  17, 4  | district called Svetabalarka, a wise ascetic, proud of his wisdom,-
44  17, 5  |         in the world as Yasoda,-wise from the besprinkling of