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 1    Int         |       Khujjuttara from sermons given by the Buddha while he was
 2    Int, 26     |   would not eat without having given, nor would they allow the
 3    Int, 26     |        they eat without having given, and the stain of meanness
 4    Int, 26     |    noble ones~Who make what is given fruitful. ~Having given
 5    Int, 26     |        given fruitful. ~Having given much food as offerings~To
 6  TrInt         |        in the Itivuttaka. And, given the role of right view in
 7      1, 137(**)|       avoid monotony, they are given here only in the first and
 8      1, 137(**)|       avoid monotony, they are given here only in the first and
 9      1, 26     |     would not eat without have given, nor would the stain of
10      1, 26     | sharing, they eat without have given. The stain of selfishness
11      1, 26     |      bears great fruit.~Having given food~    as an offering~   
12      2, 30     |      what is skillful, has not given protection to those in fear,
13      2, 31     |     done what is skillful, has given protection to those in fear,
14      2, 32(*)  |        view: "There is nothing given, nothing offered, nothing
15      2, 39     |      has two Dhamma discourses given in sequence. Which two? '
16      2, 39     |   rightly self-awakened -- has given in sequence." ~See the two
17      3, 90     |       a field of merit;~having given gifts to the supreme,~   
18      3, 90     |     bliss, & strength. ~Having given to the supreme,~    the
19      4, 109    |     against the flow. ~"I have given you this simile to illustrate