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 1     Int         |         and became, in the proper sense of the title, the Buddha,
 2     Int         |        single individual. To make sense of the various utterances
 3     Int, 2      |           the one hand our innate sense of moral justice requires
 4     Int, 3      |          seductive allurements of sense pleasures or the stagnating
 5     Int, 3      |        his life a new meaning and sense of purpose. Infusing him
 6       4, 51     | distracted mind who, insatiate in sense desires, only plucks the
 7      16, 218    |           and is no more bound by sense pleasures -- such a man
 8      18, 254(19)|          here used in the special sense of those who have reached
 9      21, 294    |          and destroyed a country (sense organs and sense objects)
10      21, 294    |         country (sense organs and sense objects) together with its
11      24, 339(21)|           twelve bases -- the six sense organs, including mind,
12      26, 383    |          of craving), and discard sense desires. Knowing the destruction
13      26, 385(27)|          385) This shore: the six sense organs; the other shore: