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 1     8  (16) |        to the eightfold path.  (21)-(23) are the last three
 2     8, 2    |       effacement can be done. ~(21) Others will be overcome
 3     8  (17) | separation from the hindrances (21-23, and 16, 17) is included
 4     8, 4    |         by which to avoid it. ~(21) A person overcome by sloth
 5     9, 11   |       There might be, friends. ~21. "When, friends, a noble
 6    12, 14   |   rolling the Wheel of Brahma. ~21. "Sariputta, when I know
 7    14, TrInt|         in the discourses -- DN 21, MN 18, and Sn IV.11 --
 8    14, TrInt|         of their details. In DN 21, the map reads like this: ~
 9    14, TrInt|         the Buddha states in DN 21, rather than viewing a feeling
10    14, TrInt|  thinking that, according to DN 21, depends on the perceptions
11    14, TrInt|      the path recommended in DN 21 -- learning to avoid references
12    14, Text |      One's words. ~See also: DN 21; AN III.73; Sn IV.8. ~
13   20a       |     Discourse of the Buddha (WH 21), by Soma Thera, (Kandy:
14    41, Text |      that have Gone to Bliss...~21. ...of the Contented gods...~
15  135a, Text |  inferiority and superiority." ~21. When this was said, Subha