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 1     7       |      fraud...(11) obstinacy...(12) presumption...(13) conceit...(
 2     7  (3)  |  thambha, obstinacy, obduracy ~12. sarambha, presumption or
 3     7  (4)  |        greed, (11) obstinacy, (12) presumption, (13) conceit, (
 4     7       |       be no obstacle for him. ~12. "He abides, having suffused
 5     8, 2    |                    Effacement)~12. "But herein, Cunda, effacement
 6     8  (16) |        5-8) and mind (9-11).  (12)-(18) are the last seven
 7     8, 2    |      effacement can be done. ~(12) Others will have wrong
 8     8, 4    |        by which to avoid it. ~(12) A person given to wrong
 9     9, 9    |      and right concentration. ~12. "When a noble disciple
10   10b  (23) | contemplation of feeling (Note 12); for perception and formations,
11   10b  (23) |      same as for feeling (Note 12); for consciousness, the
12   10b  (25) |      as those of feeling (Note 12). ~
13    11       |        to a doctrine of self. ~12. "Though certain recluses
14    12, 14   |       a Tathagata's power...7 ~12. (3) "Again, the Tathagata
15    41  (1)  |      see Majjhima Nikaya Sutta 12 (Maha-Sihanada Sutta). ~
16    41, Text |    Dhamma, righteous conduct.  12. "And how are there three
17    57, Text |     dark-and-bright ripening. ~12. "What is neither-dark-nor-bright
18   118, 1    |       out steadying the mind. [12] He trains himself to breathe
19   131, TrInt|       a 24-hour, rather than a 12-hour, night -- and so I
20  135a, Text |    salutations and offerings. ~12. "But here some woman or
21   136, Int  |        of Kamma is different. ~12. (ii) "Now when a monk or