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 1      1, 22 |         I was a local king. The thought occurred to me: 'Of what
 2      1, 22 |        power & might?' Then the thought occurred to me: 'This is
 3      2, 35 |           tribute, nor with the thought, 'Thus may people know me.'
 4      2, 36 |           tribute, nor with the thought, 'Thus may people know me.'
 5      2, 38 |      have heard: "Two trains of thought often occur to the Tathagata,
 6      2, 38 |      rightly self-awakened: the thought of safety & that of seclusion. ~"
 7      2, 38 |         in non-ill will -- this thought often occurs: 'By this activity
 8      2, 38 | delighting in seclusion -- this thought often occurs: 'Whatever
 9      2, 38 |         in non-ill will -- this thought will often occur: 'By this
10      2, 38 | delighting in seclusion -- this thought will often occur: 'What
11      2, 38 |         safety        the first thought mentioned;~    seclusion   
12      3, 87 |     skillful thoughts~should be thought,~three unskillful thoughts~
13      3, 91 |     livelihood, but through the thought: 'We are beset by birth,
14      3, 97 |        Devoid of wrong-doing~in thought, word, or deed,~he's called
15      4, 110|        there arises in a monk a thought of sensuality, a thought
16      4, 110|        thought of sensuality, a thought of ill-will, or a thought
17      4, 110|       thought of ill-will, or a thought of harmfulness, and he does
18      4, 110|          demolish, or wipe that thought out of existence, then a
19      4, 110|        there arises in a monk a thought of sensuality, a thought
20      4, 110|        thought of sensuality, a thought of ill-will, or a thought
21      4, 110|       thought of ill-will, or a thought of harmfulness, and he does
22      4, 110|          demolish, or wipe that thought out of existence, then a
23      4, 110|        there arises in a monk a thought of sensuality, a thought
24      4, 110|        thought of sensuality, a thought of ill-will, or a thought
25      4, 110|       thought of ill-will, or a thought of harmfulness, and he quickly
26      4, 110|        demolishes, & wipes that thought out of existence, then a
27      4, 110|        there arises in a monk a thought of sensuality, a thought
28      4, 110|        thought of sensuality, a thought of ill-will, or a thought
29      4, 110|       thought of ill-will, or a thought of harmfulness, and he quickly
30      4, 110|        demolishes, & wipes that thought out of existence, then a
31      4, 110|         lying down --~overcomes thought,~delighting in the stilling
32      4, 110|   delighting in the stilling of thought:~he's capable,~    a monk