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 1    11  | unemancipating, unconducive to peace, expounded by one who is
 2    11  |     emancipating, conducive to peace, expounded by one who is
 3    36  |    unexcelled state of sublime peace, I went to Alara Kalama
 4    36  |    unexcelled state of sublime peace, I went to Uddaka Ramaputta
 5    36  |    unexcelled state of sublime peace, I wandered by stages in
 6    75  |   thirst, his mind inwardly at peace?" ~"No, master Gotama." ~"
 7    75  |   thirst, his mind inwardly at peace. But whatever priests or
 8    75  |        their minds inwardly at peace, all have done so having
 9   140  |        is said to be a sage at peace. One should not be negligent
10   140  |        is said to be a sage at peace.' Thus it was said. With
11   140  |         he is called a sage at peace. ~"Furthermore, a sage at
12   140  |         Furthermore, a sage at peace is not born, does not age,
13   140  |        is said to be a sage at peace.' Now, monk, you should