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1     7  (8)  |          commentarial term, but is derived, apart from actual meditative
2     7  (13) |            and corporeal phenomena derived from them (bhutupadayadhamma).
3     8  (12) |          Sallekha (= sam-lekha) is derived from the verbal root likh,
4     8  (12) | interesting parallel is "ascesis," derived from the Greek askeuein,
5     9, 19   |     elements and the material form derived from the four great elements --
6    14, TrInt|        number of categories can be derived: being/not-being, me/not-me,
7    14, TrInt|           perceptions & categories derived from these basic distinctions.
8    14, TrInt|     distortion. The word itself is derived from a root that means diffuseness,
9   107  (3)  |           to the brahman's name is derived [Ed., The Wheel]. ~