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 1      3, 71    |      Kambojans: It would not be worth one-sixteenth of this Uposatha
 2      3, 71    |        with the moon -- ~aren't worth one sixteenth~of the eight-factored
 3      3, 79    |        followed as of essential worth: is every one of them fruitful?" ~"
 4      3, 79    |        followed as of essential worth -- one's unskillful mental
 5      3, 79    |        followed as of essential worth is fruitless. But when --
 6      3, 79    |        followed as of essential worth -- one's unskillful mental
 7      3, 79    |        followed as of essential worth is fruitful." ~That is what
 8      4, 62    |       sides:~that these are not worth one sixteenth-sixteenth~   
 9      4, 111   |         not regard him as being worth speaking to or admonishing.
10      4, 111   |         not regard him as being worth speaking to or admonishing.
11      4, 111   |         not regard one as being worth speaking to or admonishing,
12      4, 111   |         not regard one as being worth speaking to or admonishing." ~"
13      4, 111   |         not regard one as being worth speaking to or admonishing,
14      4, 111   |         not regard one as being worth speaking to or admonishing. ~"
15      4, 115   |         one considers it as not worth doing for both reasons:
16      4, 115   |         one considers it as not worth doing; and because the course
17      4, 115   |         one considers it as not worth doing. Thus one considers
18      4, 115   |         one considers it as not worth doing for both reasons. ~"
19      4, 115   | profitable, one considers it as worth doing for both reasons:
20      4, 115   |         do, one considers it as worth doing; and because the course
21      4, 115   | profitable, one considers it as worth doing. Thus one considers
22      4, 115   |        Thus one considers it as worth doing for both reasons. ~"
23      5, 77-80 |       regard these teachings as worth grasping or mastering. But
24      5, 77-80 |       regard these teachings as worth grasping and mastering.
25      7, 21    |     Sangha -- regarding them as worth listening to, their growth
26      8, 40    |      leads to words that aren't worth taking to heart. ~"The drinking
27      8, 43    |      and Kamboja, yet it is not worth a sixteenth part of the
28      8, 43(13)|         the Thirty-three. It is worth reading the story in the
29     10, 176   |      Vinaya, words that are not worth treasuring. This is how
30     10, 176   |         Vinaya. He speaks words worth treasuring, seasonable,