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 1   5, 17|           ascetic for the sake of liberation.~
 2   5, 18|                     18. 'Desiring liberation in a world subject to destruction,
 3   5, 28|         mendicant for the sake of liberation, since separation is appointed
 4   5, 39|    resolve of his son longing for liberation, and havingagain exclaimed, '
 5   6, 17|     therefore is my mind fixed on liberation; how shall there not be
 6   6, 44|          kindred in my desire for liberation, death would still make
 7   7, 10|         the wise one, longing for liberation, traversed that hermitage
 8   7, 52|    pondered thoroughly heaven and liberation, makes up his mind for liberation,-
 9   7, 52| liberation, makes up his mind for liberation,-he is indeed brave!~
10   7, 53|           enemy, desire to obtain liberation.~
11   9, 6 |  forthwith towards Arada, seeking liberation.'~
12   9, 19|                             19. '"Liberation has been attained even by
13   9, 46|          then there is an assured liberation to all the world without
14   9, 47|          allow the possibility of liberation; as fire is hot by nature
15   9, 54|           while the attainment of liberation is by effort.~
16   9, 55|       debts upon him,-whoever has liberation (from these,) he indeed
17   9, 55|        from these,) he indeed has liberation.~
18   9, 56|         of rules the wise promise liberation to him who uses effort;
19   9, 56|      their energy, those who seek liberation will find weariness.~
20   9, 57|           if thou hast a love for liberation, follow rightly the prescribed
21  11, 7 |         religion in my desire for liberation; leaving behind my dear
22  11, 69|          seer Arada who proclaims liberation; I start this very day,-
23  12, 40|       things, O thou who desirest liberation,the illuminated and the
24  12, 55|        thinking that it is indeed liberation, since pleasure and pain
25  12, 65|        know reality declare to be liberation.~
26  12, 66|       shown to thee the means and liberation; if thou hast understood
27  12, 67|         so were others who sought liberation.'~
28  12, 73|       held (by some) that this is liberation, because the "imperfections"
29  12, 75|       from qualities, there is no liberation declared for it.~
30  12, 89|         Five mendicants, desiring liberation, came up to him when they
31  12, 98|         perfect knowledge, nor to liberation; that was certainly the
32  13, 2 |           style Mara the enemy of liberation.~
33  13, 9 |           and abandon this law of liberation! and having conquered the
34  13, 32|           who desired the world's liberation.~
35  14, 61|         stopped by those who seek liberation.~
36  16, 13|       means for the attainment of liberation.~
37  16, 15|        for the attainment of true liberation.~
38  16, 17|         its merit is the cause of liberation.~
39  16, 22|           of evil,-how then could liberation from existence be produced