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 1    Int, 44    |       the burden, attained the goal, destroyed the fetters of
 2    Int, 82    |       one who has attained the goal,~For they do not perceive
 3    Int, 84    |       the burden, attained the goal, destroyed the fetters of
 4  Gloss, 134   | attained the highest religious goal. (For other etymologies,
 5  Gloss, 135   |   denote not only the Buddhist goal, but also the extinguishing
 6  Gloss, 135   |        applied to the Buddhist goal, the primary connotation
 7      1, 16    |       not attained the heart's goal but remains intent on the
 8      1, 16    |      attaining the superlative goal.~A monk, striving appropriately,~   
 9      1, 17    |       not attained the heart's goal but remains intent on the
10      2, 44    |      burden, attained the true goal, destroyed the fetter of
11      2, 44    |      burden, attained the true goal, destroyed the fetter of
12      2, 44(**)|       one who has attained the goal. It indicates that the person'
13      3, 69    |  becoming. ~Having gone to the goal~he    is undefined,**~   
14      3, 82    |        has reached the heart's goal,~for they see in him no
15      3, 84    |      burden, attained the true goal, totally destroyed the fetter
16      4, 103   |      not enter & remain in the goal of the priestly life or
17      4, 103   |       the priestly life or the goal of the contemplative life,
18      4, 103   |     they enter & remain in the goal of the priestly life & the
19      4, 103   |        the priestly life & the goal of the contemplative life,