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 1      3, 34(2)|       the translation. On the use of the lamp as a literary
 2      3, 53   |       the one that will be of use,~    not the one left there
 3      3, 71   | proper technique? Through the use of cosmetic paste & clay &
 4      3, 71   | proper technique? Through the use of scouring balls & bath
 5      3, 71   | proper technique? Through the use of salt earth & lye & cow
 6      3, 71   | proper technique? Through the use of oil & ashes & chamois &
 7      3, 71   | proper technique? Through the use of a furnace, salt earth,
 8      3, 71   |  should not wear a garland or use a scent;~should sleep on
 9      4, 62   |  having, the bliss of [making use of] wealth, the bliss of
10      4, 62   |       is the bliss of [making use of] wealth? There is the
11      4, 62   |   called the bliss of [making use of] wealth. ~"And what is
12      4, 67   |       the Buddha for monks to use (another charm, also allowed
13      5, 196  |   cure the sick, but he would use them unattached to them,
14      8, 39   |   Furthermore, abandoning the use of intoxicants, the disciple
15      8, 43   |     and large beds, they make use of a low sleeping place,
16      8, 43   |   beds and large beds, I make use of a low sleeping place,
17      8, 54   |      by wife and children. We use sandalwood of Kasi. We deck
18      8, 54   |      perfume and unguents. We use gold and silver. To those
19     10, 71   |       would wish, 'Whatever I use or consume in terms of robes,