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 1  Int     |       for the reader/listener to taste, one savor was supposed
 2  Int     |       for example, best convey a taste of the heroic and marvelous.
 3  Int     |     needed to attain one's first taste of the goal of the Buddhist
 4  Int     |      than a passing, superficial taste. Thus both the speaker and
 5  Int     |           providing an enjoyable taste of the mental states that
 6  Int     |         so that you will someday taste the savor, not just of the
 7    5     |            as the ladle,~    the taste of the soup. ~
 8    5     |           as the tongue,~    the taste of the soup. ~ ~
 9   21(294)|        of sight, hearing, smell, taste, feeling, and ideation,
10   24(354)| sub-types of the heroic rasa, or taste. (See the Introduction.)
11   24     |      conquers     all gifts;~the taste of Dhamma,             all
12   26(390)|         which kavya cultivated a taste for ambiguities and multiple
13 Notes    |       his teachings had the same taste -- that of release -- he
14 Notes    |  variations on the theme of that taste to different people on different
15 Notes    |       would have depended on the taste and skill of the individual