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 1    11     |             Discourse on the Lion's Roar~Translated from the Pali
 2    11     | distribution only. ~From The Lion's Roar: Two Discourses of the Buddha (
 3    11     |           is how you should rightly roar your lion's roar.1 ~3. "
 4    11     |            rightly roar your lion's roar.1 ~3. "It is possible, bhikkhus,
 5    11  (1)|              Comy. explains "lion's roar" (sihanada) as meaning a
 6    11  (1)|      sihanada) as meaning a supreme roar (setthanada), a fearless
 7    11  (1)|             setthanada), a fearless roar (abhitanada), and a roar
 8    11  (1)|            roar (abhitanada), and a roar which cannot be confuted (
 9    11  (1)|           appatinada). It adds: The roar about the existence of these
10    11  (1)|            only here is the supreme roar. The absence of any fear
11    11  (1)|           claim makes it a fearless roar. As none of the rival teachers
12    11  (1)|          our Dispensation," it is a roar which cannot be confuted. ~
13    12     |             Discourse on the Lion's Roar~Translated from the Pali
14    12     | distribution only. ~From The Lion's Roar: Two Discourses of the Buddha (
15    12, 14 |             place, roars his lion's roar in the assemblies, and sets
16    12, 14 |             place, roars his lion's roar in the assemblies, and sets
17    12, 14 |             place, roars his lion's roar in the assemblies, and sets
18    12, 14 |             place, roars his lion's roar in the assemblies, and sets
19    12, 15 |             place, roars his lion's roar in the assemblies, and sets
20    12, 15 |             place, roars his lion's roar in the assemblies, and sets
21    36     |        earholes, just like the loud roar of winds coming out of a