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 1   3, 23 |        is his wife,' with pure minds and from no baser feeling.~
 2   3, 56 |      the gods who possess pure minds and pure dwellings,-himself
 3   4, 3  |   stood surrounding him, their minds overpowered by passion,
 4   7, 35 |        followed him with their minds fixed on the greatness of
 5  11, 9  |     the world,-infatuate men's minds even when they are only
 6  13, 7  |     the great disturber of the minds of living beings.~
 7  13, 31 |       a pity for Mara in their minds and through their absolute
 8  14, 22 |    spasmodic violence of their minds, are born miserable in the
 9  14, 28 |    when born again, with their minds filled with envy, reap the
10  14, 70 | Bodhisattvah, illumining their minds,~
11  15, 35 |       our transgression, whose minds were intoxicated with youth.'~
12  15, 101|     with his light, filled the minds of all the inhabitants of
13  15, 118|    stood in front, with joyful minds, paying their homage, and
14  16, 35 |       own happiness, with your minds free from stain,-I will
15  16, 132|      it and lay it up in their minds and continually worship
16  17, 19 |  brought his precepts to their minds. He forbade the mendicants