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 1     7  (4)  |           is taken in a restricted sense as referring only to the
 2     7  (4)  |           the craving for the five sense objects, it is finally abandoned
 3     7  (8)  |            upagantabbato)," in the sense of a limited goal, or resultant
 4     8  (3)  | Overestimation (abhimana), in that sense, "does not arise in ignorant
 5     8  (14) |         the impact of the physical sense bases (eye, etc.) and their
 6     8  (15) |       perceptions belonging to the sense sphere (kamavacara). ~
 7     8  (23) |             is a name for the five sense desires." ~
 8    10, 3    |        sixfold internal & external sense media. And how does he remain
 9    10, 3    |        sixfold internal & external sense media? There is the case
10    10, 3    |         repeated for the remaining sense media: ear, nose, tongue,
11    10, 3    |        sixfold internal & external sense media. ~[4] "Furthermore,
12   10b, 13   |          Six Internal and External Sense Bases~And further, monks,
13    11  (2)  |            understood in a general sense as spiritual perfection --
14    11  (9)  |            teaches how clinging to sense pleasures is abandoned by
15    11  (9)  |         statement that clinging to sense pleasures is abandoned by
16    11  (9)  |     present context the word kama, sense pleasure, should be understood
17    11  (11) |           cling to the clinging to sense pleasures," which may obscure
18    11  (11) |              which may obscure the sense more than it illuminates
19    11  (11) |    directly in accordance with the sense rather than to try to reproduce
20    12  (9)  |          aggregates, the different sense bases, the different elements;
21    14, TrInt|           with the rest of the six sense]. The meeting of the three
22    14, TrInt|     distinctions. When there's the sense of identification with something
23    14, TrInt|           based on them. With this sense of disenchantment, the processes
24    14, TrInt|           the cessation of the six sense spheres. When these spheres
25    58, TrInt|       beneficial, and would have a sense of time for when pleasing
26    58, TrInt|           s presence to remove any sense of a debate and also to
27    58, Text |   disagreeable to others, he has a sense of the proper time for saying
28    58, Text |      agreeable to others, he has a sense of the proper time for saying
29   105       |        stands for the six internal sense media; the poison, for ignorance;
30   125, 25   |           freed from the canker of sense pleasures, is freed from
31   131, TrInt|  Auspicious One-Night" -- makes no sense. Thus I.B. Horner drops