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 1   1, 63|  thereto, and having known its truth by signs, I am now come
 2   1, 74|    having attained the highest truth by strenuous efforts, he
 3   1, 84|     noble path,'-he was not in truth averse to religion, yet
 4   2, 38|      pleasant thing or a harsh truth.~
 5   3, 56| dwellings,-himself knowing the truth, uttered to his lord this
 6   3, 56|       uttered to his lord this truth also which was not to be
 7   7, 11|    grove,-desiring to know the truth, thus addressed one of the
 8   7, 19|    even though he saw no lofty truth in it, was not content,
 9   7, 55|     thou wilt hear the path to truth, and if thou hast a desire
10   9, 63|   words; having determined the truth by asceticism or quietism,
11   9, 65|    though I cannot discern the truth, yet still, if good and
12   9, 65|    soul has no joy even in the truth.~
13   9, 68|       with no knowledge of the truth and my senses only alert
14  11, 11|         when he once knows the truth and so fears evil, what
15  12, 23|   triad does not attain to the truth of things,-~
16  13, 4 |        wisdom with the barb of truth, sits yonder intending to
17  14, 87|       who favoured the side of truth,~
18  16, 14|       self-control; this noble truth is the best of all holy
19  16, 15|     eightfold Path,-this noble truth is the highest law for the