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 1      3, 71    |      great lands replete with the seven treasures, i.e., over the
 2      4, 67    |       Blessed One,~homage ~to the seven ~rightly self-awakened ones.2~
 3      4, 67(2) |                               The seven most recent Buddhas, including "
 4      4, 67(2) |           that the concept of the seven Buddhas is associated with
 5      7, 6     |            Monks, there are these seven treasures. Which seven?
 6      7, 6     |      these seven treasures. Which seven? The treasure of conviction,
 7      7, 6     |             These, monks, are the seven treasures.~The treasure
 8      7, 7     |          hateful heirs. But these seven treasures are not open to
 9      7, 7     |           or hateful heirs. Which seven? The treasure of conviction,
10      7, 7     | discernment. These, Ugga, are the seven treasures that are not open
11      7, 11    |            Monks, there are these seven obsessions.1 Which seven? ~"(
12      7, 11    |          seven obsessions.1 Which seven? ~"(1) The obsession of
13      7, 11    |        ignorance. ~"These are the seven obsessions." ~
14      7, 12    |   abandoning & destruction of the seven obsessions, the holy life
15      7, 12    |          life is fulfilled. Which seven? The obsession of sensual
16      7, 12    | abandoning & destruction of these seven obsessions, the holy life
17      7, 21    |       Monks, I will teach you the seven conditions that lead to
18      7, 21    |      Blessed One said: "And which seven are the conditions that
19      7, 21    |         remain steadfast in these seven conditions, and as long
20      7, 21    |  conditions, and as long as these seven conditions endure among
21      7, 60    |        distribution only. ~"These seven things -- pleasing to an
22      7, 60    |         woman who is angry. Which seven? ~"There is the case where
23      7, 60    |         is angry. ~"These are the seven things -- pleasing to an
24      7, 64    |           monk endowed with these seven qualities is worthy of gifts,
25      7, 64    |        merit for the world. Which seven? There is the case where
26      7, 64    |           monk endowed with these seven qualities is worthy of gifts,
27      8, 43    |        countries abounding in the seven treasures12 -- that is to
28      8, 43(12)|                               The seven treasures: gold, silver,
29     10, 47    |            four... five... six... seven... eight... nine... ten...
30     10, 47    |           years... eight years... seven... six... five... four...
31     10, 47    |         months... eight months... seven... six... five... four...
32     10, 47    |         days & nights... eight... seven... six... five... four...