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 1   5, 21|       the meaning of the term dharma, he set his mind on the
 2   5, 30|     thee to betake thyself to dharma; they say that the practice
 3   5, 38|     to the world, but not for Dharma, this separation is preferable;
 4   5, 76|   when he flies for refuge to Dharma.~
 5   5, 77|      custom or in seeking for Dharma,-as my inner soul now recognises,-
 6   6, 21|      time for religious duty (dharma), life being fragile as
 7   7, 46|     first grasped the idea of dharma.~
 8   9, 6 |      as one unawakened; "this dharma only brings us back again," -
 9  16, 48|                48. The eye of dharma was purified in six hundred
10  16, 49|                49. The eye of dharma was purified in eighty thousand
11  16, 75|   great Yana, the lord of all Dharma, the ruler, the monarch
12  17, 9 | Nirvana who dwelt in the wood Dharma; and the lord of the Law