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 1     1, TrInt|       monks listening to it, the Commentary states that before their
 2     1, TrInt|     ignorant & ill-informed. The Commentary tells us, though, they were
 3     8  (16) |            36) are called in the Commentary the miscellaneous factors (
 4     9       |        Sammaditthi Sutta and its Commentary (WH 377/379), edited and
 5   10a       |       Satipatthana Sutta and Its Commentary, by Soma Thera (Kandy: Buddhist
 6    12  (23) | Milindapañha, p. 398, and in the commentary to the Digha Nikaya. ~
 7    22  (3)  |         Anupada-parinibbana. The Commentary gives two interpretations
 8    41  (3)  |           names are based on the commentary to the Hadayavibhanga (in
 9    44, TrNot|            who, according to the commentary, was her former husband,
10    44  (2)  |     approached. According to the commentary, they color one's first
11    44  (3)  |                 According to the commentary, "seclusion" here stands
12    44  (4)  |      with pleasant feeling. (The commentary says that this is true at
13    58, TrInt|          Buddha in argument. The Commentary notes that the prince had
14    61  (1)  |        son, who according to the Commentary was seven years old when
15    95  (2)  |         him their "Kinsman." The commentary notes that they regarded
16   107  (1)  |          to be built in one day [Commentary]. ~
17   107  (2)  |       Vedas by heart in one day [Commentary]. ~
18   125  (1)  |   practice striving, padhana -- [Commentary]. ~
19   126  (1)  |                 According to the Commentary, Ven. Bhumija was Prince
20   136  (9)  |          rebirth. See Dhammapada Commentary, ii, 203-209. ~
21   136  (12) |   heavenly world. See Dhammapada Commentary, iii, 119-123. ~
22   136  (14) |          require and find in the Commentary, which says: ~i.A strong