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 1     2      |          be abandoned by using. ~"[4] And what are the fermentations
 2     7      |           defilement of the mind; (4) hostility...(5) denigration...(
 3     7      |          defilement of the mind.3 ~4. "Knowing, monks, covetousness
 4     7  (3) |         ill will ~3. kodha, anger ~4. upanaha, hostility or malice ~
 5     7  (4) |           2) ill will, (3) anger, (4) malice, (16) negligence. ~"
 6     7  (7) |            of sanctitude (see Note 4). Odhi: limit, limitation.
 7     7  (9) |          passaddhi (tranquillity), 4. sukha (happiness), 5. samadhi (
 8     8, 1   |             The Eight Attainments ~4. "It may be, Cunda, that
 9     8  (16)|      kusala), referring to body (2-4), speech (5-8) and mind (
10     8, 2   |          effacement can be done. ~(4) Others will be unchaste;
11     8, 4   |            by which to avoid it. ~(4) A person given to unchastity
12     9, 8   |      arrived at this true Dhamma. ~4. "And what, friends, is
13    10, A   |         the body in & of itself. ~[4] "Furthermore...just as
14    10, 3   |            external sense media. ~[4] "Furthermore, the monk
15   10a, 5   |             Cemetery Contemplation 4~"And, further, O bhikkhus,
16   10a, 8   |        externally sense-bases." ~ ~4. The Seven Factors of Enlightenment~"
17   10b, 10  |         the body in the body... ~ ~4. The Reflection on the Repulsiveness
18   10b, 10  |       together by the tendons... ~(4) And further, monks, as
19   10b  (24)|  attachment to rules and rituals, (4) sensual lust, (5) ill-will, (
20   10b, 13  |           external sense-bases. ~ ~4. The Seven Factors of Enlightenment~
21    11      |       ourselves we say as we do.' ~4. "It is possible, bhikkhus,
22    12      |           Sunakkhatta was saying. ~4. (The Blessed One said:) "
23    12, 14  |        Tathagata's power...8 ~13. (4) "Again, the Tathagata understands
24    12, 18  |          in the realm of ghosts. ~(4) "I understand human beings,
25    12, 19  |        much painful feeling. ~40. (4) "By encompassing mind with
26    41, Text|         and sat down at one side. ~4. When they were seated,
27    57, Text|           will lead him to hell." ~4. When this was said, Seniya
28    58, Text|            time for saying them. ~[4] In the case of words that
29   108, Text|  requisites for curing the sick. ~[4] "He attains -- whenever
30   117      |            around right speech. ~"[4] Of those, right view is
31   118, 1   |     sensitive to the entire body. [4] He trains himself to breathe
32   118, 2   |         reference to the world. ~"[4] On whatever occasion a
33   118, 3   | culmination of its development. ~"[4] In one whose persistence
34   119, 8   |           disagreeable, deadly. ~"[4] He can attain at will,
35  135a, Text|     inferiority and superiority." ~4. "I do not understand the
36   136, Int |           always go to hell," and (4) dogma hardens and becomes
37   136, Int |         the wanderer Potaliputta. ~4. When this was said, the