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 1    10, 3   |            is perception... Such are fabrications... Such is consciousness,
 2    44, Text|             as a clinging-aggregate, fabrications as a clinging-aggregate,
 3    44, Text|                  He assumes (mental) fabrications to be the self... ~"He assumes
 4    44, Text|                   He does not assume fabrications to be the self... ~"He does
 5    44, Text|                  Now, lady, what are fabrications?" ~"These three fabrications,
 6    44, Text|         fabrications?" ~"These three fabrications, friend Visakha: bodily-fabrications,
 7    44, Text|          bodily-fabrications, verbal fabrications, & mental fabrications." ~"
 8    44, Text|        verbal fabrications, & mental fabrications." ~"But what are bodily-fabrications?
 9    44, Text| bodily-fabrications? What are verbal fabrications? What are mental fabrications?" ~"
10    44, Text|        fabrications? What are mental fabrications?" ~"In-&-out breaths are
11    44, Text|               out breaths are bodily fabrications. Directed thought & evaluation
12    44, Text|                evaluation are verbal fabrications. Perceptions & feelings
13    44, Text|    Perceptions & feelings are mental fabrications." ~"But why are in-&-out
14    44, Text|              in-&-out breaths bodily fabrications? Why are directed thought &
15    44, Text|          thought & evaluation verbal fabrications? Why are perceptions & feelings
16    44, Text|        perceptions & feelings mental fabrications?" ~"In-&-out breaths are
17    44, Text|               out breaths are bodily fabrications. Having first directed one'
18    44, Text|                evaluation are verbal fabrications. Perceptions & feelings
19    44, Text|    perceptions & feelings are mental fabrications." ~"Now, lady, how does
20    44, Text|           things cease first: bodily fabrications, verbal fabrications, or
21    44, Text|          bodily fabrications, verbal fabrications, or mental fabrications?" ~"
22    44, Text|              fabrications, or mental fabrications?" ~"When a monk is attaining
23    44, Text|               friend Visakha, verbal fabrications cease first, then bodily
24    44, Text|             cease first, then bodily fabrications, then mental fabrications."1 ~"
25    44, Text|            fabrications, then mental fabrications."1 ~"Now, lady, how does
26    44, Text|           things arise first: bodily fabrications, verbal fabrications, or
27    44, Text|          bodily fabrications, verbal fabrications, or mental fabrications?" ~"
28    44, Text|              fabrications, or mental fabrications?" ~"When a monk is attaining
29    44, Text|               friend Visakha, mental fabrications arise first, then bodily
30    44, Text|             arise first, then bodily fabrications, then verbal fabrications." ~"
31    44, Text|            fabrications, then verbal fabrications." ~"When a monk has emerged
32    72      |        perception... such are mental fabrications... such is consciousness,
33    75      |              just perception... just fabrications... just consciousness that
34   109      |             feeling... perception... fabrications... consciousness as a clinging-aggregate." ~"
35   109      |             feeling... perception... fabrications... consciousness as a clinging-aggregate." ~
36   109      |             feeling... perception... fabrications... such a consciousness
37   109      |              of perception. Whatever fabrications are past, future, or present;
38   109      |             feeling... perception... fabrications... consciousness?" ~"Monk,
39   109      |      delineation of the aggregate of fabrications. Name-&-form is the cause,
40   109      |            in perception. He assumes fabrications to be the self, or the self
41   109      |            or the self as possessing fabrications, or fabrications as in the
42   109      |          possessing fabrications, or fabrications as in the self, or the self
43   109      |              self, or the self as in fabrications. He assumes consciousness
44   109      |              self... does not assume fabrications to be the self... He does
45   109      |             feeling... perception... fabrications... consciousness? What is
46   109      |              joy arises dependent on fabrications: that is the allure of fabrications... ~"
47   109      |  fabrications: that is the allure of fabrications... ~"Whatever pleasure &
48   109      |         perception whatsoever... any fabrications whatsoever... ~"One sees
49   109      |              perception is not-self, fabrications are not-self, consciousness
50   109      |              perception is not-self, fabrications are not-self, consciousness
51   109      |      Inconstant, lord."... ~"... Are fabrications constant or inconstant?" "
52   109      |       perception whatsoever... ~"Any fabrications whatsoever... ~"Any consciousness
53   109      |        perception, disenchanted with fabrications, disenchanted with consciousness.
54   117      |          focused awareness, & verbal fabrications in one developing the noble
55   138      |                  He assumes (mental) fabrications to be the self... ~"He assumes
56   138      |                   He does not assume fabrications to be the self... ~"He does
57   149      |             feeling... perception... fabrications... consciousness as a clinging-aggregate.
58   149      |             feeling... perception... fabrications... consciousness as a clinging-aggregate.