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 1     4       |          bodily activities that they give rise to unskillful fear &
 2     4       |      unpurified livelihood that they give rise to unskillful fear &
 3     4       |            drooling idiocy that they give rise to unskillful fear &
 4     8  (18) |           shown many reasons, cannot give up their views; and of them
 5     8  (20) |      beginning with the intention to give almsfood to monks, up to
 6     8  (20) |          applies to the intention to give alms, etc. But in the efforts
 7    14, TrInt|              none of the early texts give a clear definition of what
 8    14, TrInt|           the term. However, they do give a clear analysis of how
 9    14, TrInt|            the causal processes that give rise to papañca and lead
10    21       |            hold of a rolling pin and give her a whack over the head,
11    22       |                So, my friend, I will give you an analogy, for there
12    41, Int  |            riches but his kamma will give him poverty. If a person
13    57, Int  |           Dark (evil) kamma does not give a bright (happy) result,
14    57, Text |             satisfied in their minds give him the going forth into
15    57, Text |             satisfied in their minds give them the going forth into
16    57, Text |             satisfied in their minds give me the going forth into
17    58, TrInt| counter-question, before going on to give an analytical answer to
18    58, TrInt|         serves a double function: to give the prince a familiar reference
19    58, TrInt|           about to come, and also to give him a chance to speak of
20    61       |        others, or both... you should give it up. But if on reflection
21    61       |             or to both... you should give it up. But if on reflection
22    61       |             or to both... you should give it up. But if on reflection
23    75       |            monks feel so moved, they give him the going forth & admit
24    75       |            monks feel so moved, they give him the going forth & admit
25    75       |              feel so moved, let them give me the going forth & admit
26    82       |         Ratthapala." ~Then, saying, "Give away all the staple and
27    87       |          from her husband, wanted to give her to another against her
28    87       |         having separated us, want to give me to another against my
29    87       |           discernment. Come Mallika: Give me the ablution water."
30   105       |              Sunakkhatta -- would he give his hand or finger to the
31   109       |             if the Blessed One would give me leave, I would like the
32   135       |             whom one should rise up, give a seat to those to whom
33   135       |             those to whom one should give a seat, make way for those
34   135       |               nor rise up for... nor give a seat to... nor make way
35   135       |        deserve homage, to rise up... give a seat... make way... worship...
36  135a, Text |           whom he should rise up, or give a seat to whom he should
37  135a, Text |             a seat to whom he should give a seat, or make way for
38  135a, Text |              nor rise up for..., nor give a seat to..., nor make way
39  135a, Text |             a seat to whom he should give a seat, makes way for whom
40  135a, Text |        homage, to rise up for..., to give a seat to..., to make way
41   140       |       complete." ~"Tathagatas do not give full acceptance to one whose