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 1   2, 41 | abandoned the seven and kept the five; he obtained the set of
 2  10, 2  |        city distinguished by the five hills, well guarded and
 3  12, 18 |       nature of things, that the five elements, egoism, intellect,
 4  12, 89 |                              89. Five mendicants, desiring liberation,
 5  12, 111|        returned to the world the five mendicants left him, as
 6  12, 111|      mendicants left him, as the five elements leave the wise
 7  13, 7  |          flower-made bow and his five infatuating arrows, he drew
 8  13, 47 |                          47. But five arrows shot by another stood
 9  13, 47 |       ruling guidance, -like the five senses of him who is well
10  15, 26 |   repressing the teaching of our five hundred brothers,-we would
11  15, 60 |        Bhallika, journeying with five hundred waggons,~
12  15, 89 |     remembered those others, the five men united in a worthy society,
13  15, 92 |   morning meal consisting of the five kinds of amb osia, and departed,
14  15, 104|                         104. The five disciples united in a worthy
15  15, 108|          of their agreement, the five friends, under his constraining
16  15, 110|       holy one thus spoke to the five worthy associates:~
17  15, 112|                    112. Then the five, pure in heart, begged leave
18  15, 118|                         118. The five worthy disciples stood in
19  16, 28 |        This body composed of the five skandhas, and produced from
20  16, 28 |  skandhas, and produced from the five elements, is all empty and
21  16, 37 |  produces as its development the five senses and the mind (or
22  16, 47 |                     47. As these five ascetics listened to his
23  16, 116|                   116. 'With the five transcendent faculties attained,
24  17, 16 |        he received as mendicants five hundred of them and gave