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 1     Int        |       Often he enjoins works of merit, yet elsewhere he praises
 2     Int        |        who has gone beyond both merit and demerit (39, 412). Without
 3       3, 42    |        who has gone beyond both merit and demerit. 6 ~
 4       3, 42(6) |       is said to be beyond both merit and demerit because, as
 5       8, 108   |       and oblations one seeking merit might offer in this world
 6       8, 108   |         worth one fourth of the merit gained by revering the Upright
 7      14, 195-96| peaceful and fearless ones, his merit none can compute by any
 8      19, 267   |         life, transcending both merit and demerit, and walks with
 9      23, 331   |      just what one has; good is merit when life is at an end,
10      26, 412   |    transcended the ties of both merit and demerit, who is sorrowless,