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 1    12, 18  |         knowledge, here and now enter upon and abide in the deliverance
 2    12, 19  | knowledge, he here and now will enter upon and abide in the deliverance
 3    36      |     that a wise person can soon enter & dwell in his own teacher'
 4    36      |     that a wise person can soon enter & dwell in his own teacher'
 5    41, Text|   knowledge, I may here and now enter upon and abide in the deliverance
 6    41, Text|  knowledge, he may here and now enter upon and abide in the deliverance
 7    44, Text|       considers, 'O when will I enter & remain in the sphere that
 8    44, Text|         those who are noble now enter & remain in?' And as he
 9   117      |         abandon wrong view & to enter into right view: This is
10   117      |         abandon wrong view & to enter & remain in right view:
11   117      |      abandon wrong resolve & to enter into right resolve: This
12   117      |      abandon wrong resolve & to enter & remain in right resolve:
13   117      |       abandon wrong speech & to enter into right speech: This
14   117      |       abandon wrong speech & to enter & remain in right speech:
15   117      |       abandon wrong action & to enter into right action: This
16   117      |       abandon wrong action & to enter & remain in right action:
17   117      |   abandon wrong livelihood & to enter into right livelihood: This
18   117      |   abandon wrong livelihood & to enter & remain in right livelihood:
19   121, 15  |  priests who in the future will enter & remain in an emptiness
20   121, 15  |      unsurpassed, they all will enter & remain in this very same
21   121, 15  |      and priests who at present enter & remain in an emptiness
22   121, 15  |           unsurpassed, they all enter & remain in this very same
23   121, 15  |      train yourselves: 'We will enter & remain in the emptiness
24   125  (4) |        enables the meditator to enter directly into the second