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1     Int, 2  |    the Dhammapada shows that morality does not exhaust its significance
2     Int, 2  |  taken up. The principles of morality are shown now in their broader
3     Int, 2  |     death. The observance of morality is justified, despite its
4     Int, 3  |     the observation of basic morality and the cultivation of wholesome
5     Int, 3  | thought). By the training in morality, the coarsest forms of the
6     Int, 3  |    of the Buddha, from basic morality to the highest levels of
7      20, 289|      wise man, restrained by morality, hasten to clear the path