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 1    Int, 72 |    desires~And the overcoming of forms,~One whose energy is always
 2  TrInt     |          will -- or intention -- forms the essence of action. Furthermore,
 3  Gloss, 113|        six external sense media (forms, sounds, smells, tastes,
 4  Gloss, 113|          and ideas), and the six forms of sensory consciousness (
 5  Gloss, 133|         refined or sophisticated forms of suffering: once all suffering,
 6      2, 44 |       Monks, there are these two forms of the Unbinding property.
 7      3, 67 |            There are these three forms of sagacity. Which three?
 8      3, 67 |    sagacity. These are the three forms of sagacity." ~A sage in
 9      3, 72 |  sensuality,~& the overcoming of forms~    -- ardent~    always --~
10      3, 73 | phenomena are more peaceful than forms; cessation, more peaceful
11      3, 73 |           Those beings headed to forms,~and those standing in the
12      3, 76 |          Aspiring to these three forms of bliss, a wise person
13      3, 76 |          Aspiring to these three forms of bliss, a wise person
14      3, 76 |        virtue,~aspiring to three forms of bliss:~    praise;~   
15      3, 89 |       heard: "Conquered by three forms of false Dhamma -- his mind
16      3, 89 |         Conquered by these three forms of false Dhamma -- his mind
17      3, 95 |       greed~for lovely, alluring forms~so hard to transcend,~having,