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 1  Int    |   produce, usually stating in passing that their particular savor
 2  Int    |       are to have more than a passing, superficial taste. Thus
 3  Int    |  verses presuppose at least a passing knowledge of Buddhist doctrine;
 4    2(23)| present, the origination, the passing away, the allure, the drawbacks,
 5    2(23)| present, the origination, the passing away, the allure, the drawbacks,
 6    8    |      without seeing~arising & passing away, is~    one day~lived
 7    8    |    day~lived seeing~arising & passing away. ~
 8   25    |      he touches~the arising-&-passing of aggregates:~he gains
 9   26    |    knows in every way~beings' passing away,~and their re-~arising;~
10 Notes   |    Shortly after the Buddha's passing away, the Cullavagga (XI)