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 1   Int       |          the Buddha's teachings in general, and of their expression
 2     7  (9)  |           of spiritual progress in general. ~* [Here the noun forms
 3     8  (22) |         the discourse, between the general principle stated first,
 4   10b  (10) |      craving, kamma, food, and the general characteristic of originating;
 5   10b  (10) |      craving, kamma, food, and the general characteristic of dissolving. ~
 6   10b  (12) |          sense-impression, and the general characteristic of originating;
 7   10b  (12) | disappearance of the four, and the general characteristic of dissolving. ~
 8   10b  (20) | body-and-mind (nama-rupa), and the general characteristic of originating;
 9   10b  (20) |           ignorance, etc., and the general characteristic of dissolving. ~
10   10b  (25) |      craving, kamma, food, and the general characteristic of originating;
11   10b  (25) |           dissolution factors: the general characteristic of dissolving
12    11  (2)  |     Arahantship -- understood in a general sense as spiritual perfection --
13    14, TrInt|         self-reflexive thinking in general. There is simply the analysis
14    87       |           to you?... Is [your son] General Vidudabha dear to you?...
15   107, 2    |          not be entranced with the general appearance, do not be entranced
16   108, Text |           administrator, turned to General Upananda and said, "What
17   108, Text |          said, "What do you think, general? Do these venerable ones
18   125, 18   |            be not entranced by the general appearance, be not entranced