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 1    Int, 44 |           Those stable ones have abandoned all being. ~
 2    Int, 112|     origin of the world has been abandoned by the Tathagata. The cessation
 3      1, 142|          passion for it, has not abandoned it, is incapable of putting
 4      1, 142|  cleansed of passion for it, has abandoned it, is capable of putting
 5      1, 143|          cleansed of it, has not abandoned it, is incapable of putting
 6      1, 143|         been cleansed of it, has abandoned it, is capable of putting
 7      2, 31 |       cause no remorse." ~Having abandoned~    bodily misconduct,~   
 8      2, 38 |        Whatever is unskillful is abandoned.' ~"Thus, monks, you too
 9      2, 38 |      unskillful? What is not yet abandoned? What are we abandoning?'" ~
10      2, 44 |       delighting in ending,~have abandoned all becoming:~        they,
11      3, 58 |       death. ~While those who've abandoned craving,~free from the craving
12      3, 65 |        of good conduct." ~Having abandoned~    bodily misconduct,~   
13      3, 66 | cleanliness,~    is said to have abandoned~        the All. ~
14      3, 68 |          anyone whose passion is abandoned, whose aversion is abandoned,
15      3, 68 |     abandoned, whose aversion is abandoned, whose delusion is abandoned
16      3, 68 |     abandoned, whose delusion is abandoned is said not to have gone
17      3, 68 |          are past,~    one who's abandoned~        the All. ~
18      3, 69 |        nun -- in whom passion is abandoned, aversion is abandoned, &
19      3, 69 |        is abandoned, aversion is abandoned, & delusion is abandoned,
20      3, 69 |         abandoned, & delusion is abandoned, is said to have crossed
21      3, 69 |      bonds surmounted,~    death abandoned --~he has abandoned stress~
22      3, 69 |        death abandoned --~he has abandoned stress~with no further becoming. ~
23      3, 80 |         But whoever here,~having abandoned~    sons,~    cattle,~   
24      3, 83 |         long as you live.~Having abandoned~    bodily misconduct,~   
25      3, 85 |        the property of beauty is abandoned. For one who has mindfulness
26      3, 85 |       fabrications, ignorance is abandoned, clear knowing arises." ~
27      3, 94 |     stress." ~For a monk who has abandoned~    seven attachments~and
28      3, 96 |              death.~Those who've abandoned the sensual~without reaching
29      3, 97 |     world,~    he's said to have abandoned~        the All. ~
30      4, 112|           by the Tathagata, been abandoned. The cessation of the world