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 1   5, 8  |         Then desiring to become perfectly lonely in his thoughts,
 2  12, 101|    obtained by the senses being perfectly satisfied.~
 3  14, 8  |          8. Then by that divine perfectly pure sight he beheld the
 4  14, 54 |        all, the great Being was perfectly illuminated; and having
 5  14, 67 |               68. He became the perfectly wise, the Bhagavat, the
 6  15, 1  |    various heavenly beings, the perfectly Wise One thus passed that
 7  15, 22 |         absorbed in meditation, perfectly tranquil like one who has
 8  16, 9  | divisions. I too who am now the perfectly wise, and the Tathagata
 9  16, 45 |      Arhats, possessing natures perfectly pure, you shall attain Nirvana.'~
10  16, 74 |    perfect, of pure conduct and perfectly clear mind, possessed of
11  16, 114|         have his intellect made perfectly pure, his mind calmed with
12  17, 3  |        stood resplendent there, perfectly calm in his dem eanour and
13  17, 4  |       wearing the aspect of one perfectly illumined, and desiring