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 1  Int     |     classic aesthetic theory that may be relevant to the Dhammapada
 2  Int     |        dramatic plot construction may be playing an indirect role
 3  Int     |   assumption that, although there may be a tension between giving
 4  Int     |          consistency, although it may be a logical goal, is by
 5    5     |        this~was done by me alone.~May I alone determine~what's
 6    9(126)|           not eternal states. One may be reborn on one of the
 7   11(153)|  house-builder = craving. "House" may also refer to the nine abodes
 8   21(295)|           is meant here, the term may stand for anger. ~
 9   24(346)|      alternatives make sense, but may be attempts to "correct"
10   26(385)|             beyond"). The passage may also refer to the sense
11   26(390)|    interpretations, both readings may have been intended. ~
12 Notes    |          of the authenticity that may have predated a later standardization
13 Notes    |         correct" forms of a verse may have been the products of
14 Notes    |        tally with the Vinaya, you may conclude: 'This is not the
15 Notes    |        tally with the Vinaya, you may conclude: 'This is the word
16 Notes    |        associated with the Buddha may have pre- or post-dated
17 Notes    |          of the early communities may have made an effort to include
18 Notes    |           additions to the canons may simply represent earlier
19 Notes    | confronted with such problems, he may "correct" the reading to
20 Notes    |           the variants themselves may have gone back to the earliest
21 Notes    |     considerations of how the Dhp may have been handed down to
22  Glo     |         enlightened in this sense may also be awakened, but is