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 1    1(7)  |          achieves restraint with regard to the faculty of the eye. (
 2    1     |         foul,~is restrained with regard to the senses,~knowing moderation
 3    1     |                        Those who regard~non-essence as essence~and
 4    2(23) |        fascination, craving with regard to that yoke. To gain rest
 5    6     |                                  Regard him as one who~        points
 6   14(195)| complication assail him/her with regard to past, present, & future
 7   14(195)|      other senses.]... Now, with regard to the cause whereby the
 8   19(259)|          he sees." Some scholars regard this latter reading as a
 9   24(352)|          of which is acumen with regard to expression (nirutti-patisambhida),
10   24     |           all-knowing am I,~with regard to all things,~    unadhering.~
11 Notes    |       particularly relevant with regard to texts like the Dhp, whose