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 1    Int, 72   |     renunciation; the escape from form, that is, the formless;
 2    Int, 90   |   two-footed or four-footed, with form or without form, percipient
 3    Int, 90   | four-footed, with form or without form, percipient or non-percipient
 4  TrInt       |         the most profound -- in a form that is accessible, appealing,
 5  TrInt       |      central to his teaching, and form one of his most original
 6  TrInt       |     mental fetters of passion for form, passion for formlessness,
 7  Gloss, 114  |      clinging to a sense of self: form (physical phenomena, including
 8  Gloss, 117  |          sensuality, the level of form, and the level of formlessness. ~
 9  Gloss, 121  |   teaching; (4) nibbana. Sanskrit form: Dharma. ~
10  Gloss, 127  |      becoming and birth. Sanskrit form: karma. ~
11  Gloss, 135  |       cooling and peace. Sanskrit form: nirvana. ~
12      2, 41   |         making an abode in name-&-form,~it conceives that 'This
13      3, 51   |      Which three? The property of form, the property of formlessness, &
14      3, 51   |     Comprehending the property of form,~not taking a stance in
15      3, 51(*)|                   The property of form corresponds to the experience
16      3, 51(*)|          to the experience of the form of the body as present in
17      3, 72   |           This is the escape from form: formlessness. And as for
18      3, 73   |      becoming.~But, comprehending form,~not taking a stance in
19      3, 90   |    four-footed, many footed; with form or formless; percipient,
20      3, 91   |            alms gathering. It's a form of abuse in the world [to