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 1   1, 72 |       his fear of some impending evil, the sage thus addressed
 2   2, 16 |     gladness went everywhere and evil perished; right blazed abroad
 3   2, 33 |    perfect calm, ceased from all evil, practised all self-restraint,
 4   3, 32 |     charioteer, 'What! will this evil come to me also?' and to
 5   3, 43 |        compassionately, 'Is this evil peculiar to him or are all
 6   3, 44 |        answered, 'O prince, this evil is common to all; thus pressed
 7   5, 75 |             75. 'Oftentimes have evil enemies been overthrown
 8   8, 11 |       and they blamed their own (evil) hearts on account of the
 9   9, 48 |        properties,-both good and evil and existence and non-existence;
10   9, 65 |           yet still, if good and evil are doubted, let one's mind
11  11, 7  |          which are the causes of evil.~
12  11, 11 |     knows the truth and so fears evil, what wise man would of
13  11, 11 |         of his own choice desire evil?~
14  12, 49 |          separated from desires, evil intentions and the like,
15  14, 10 |           under the influence of evil actions, pass into wretched
16  14, 18 |          These who did something evil fnr the sake, of pleasure
17  14, 20 |                     20. 'If only evil doers could see the fruits
18  15, 20 |         indeed hard to be won by evil deeds.~
19  15, 55 |        of delivering myself from evil.~
20  16, 19 |         produced by the good and evil fortune of the soul, how
21  16, 20 |         actions, how do good and evil arise here?~
22  16, 22 |          is caused by good, then evil will be the cause of evil,-
23  16, 22 |        evil will be the cause of evil,-how then could liberation
24  16, 50 |          Everywhere all kinds of evil became tran, quillised,
25  16, 73 |         extractor of the barb of evil from all those who are wounded
26  16, 73 |         those who are wounded by evil,-he who is possessed of
27  16, 77 |       insolence and pride of the evil Mara, the perfect Buddha,
28  16, 78 |  qualities, the destroyer of all evil ways, the guide in all good
29  16, 118| evil-minded thieves, nor fear of evil beasts;~
30  17, 11 |         and delivering them from evil, dwelt in the convent given