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1   7, 26 | irreligion; but by religion a man obtains happiness in the next world,
2  12, 53 |           no further distinction, obtains a dwelling full of light,
3  12, 56 |        for a further distinction, obtains an ecstasy in common with
4  12, 57 |           it not but despises it, obtains the fourth stage of contemplation
5  13, 60 |       rubs the two pieces of wood obtains the fire, one who digs the
6  16, 130|                          130. 'He obtains a glorious and endless splendour