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 1   1, 43 |      to behold Buddha, and by means of its trees bearing flowers
 2   1, 49 |    son, O king, found out the means to gain it; (so) Sagara
 3   1, 73 |   mystery hard to attain, the means of destroying birth.~
 4   2, 10 |      one possessed of slender means turned not his face away
 5   4, 103| ministers could find no other means beside these (despised)
 6   9, 18 |       and effort are the true means; the forest and the badge
 7   9, 66 |     know that trustworthiness means the absence of faults; he
 8  11, 38 |     standing; so bathing as a means for washing, health, and
 9  11, 39 | therefore are to human beings means for remedying pain, not
10  12, 24 |       indiscrimination, false means, inordinate attachment,
11  12, 30 |      by the wise to be "false means," O thou who art well skilled
12  12, 30 |      art well skilled in true means.~
13  12, 43 |    seer, asked concerning the means and the final state.~
14  12, 66 |      have I shown to thee the means and liberation; if thou
15  12, 91 |    thinking, 'this may be the means of abolishing birth and
16  12, 104|   Having thus resolved, 'this means is based upon eating food,'
17  16, 5  |      pain, or with any of the means of attaining deliverance.~
18  16, 10 |   eightfold Path which is the means to attain perfect knowledge.~
19  16, 13 |      declare to you the first means for the attainment of liberation.~
20  16, 67 |      his knowledge of all the means of conciliation;~
21  16, 103|    treasure of knowledge, the means to attain the excellences
22  16, 107|      compassion, which is the means to attain the virtues of