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 1 Int|   because it is so broad. The light of sun and moon goes everywhere,
 2 I  |       grieve over their thin, light, restless, shallow learning.
 3 I  |       another said, "It gives light," and put a candle before
 4 I  |     the finer distinctions of light and deep in colour, of pure
 5 I  |    moon and pool increase the light, so if continually in the
 6 II |    mild and bitter, heavy and light are without the least mistake.
 7 II |  Buddha.~   The heart is like light. Fire is called light because
 8 II |    like light. Fire is called light because it shines on things.
 9 II |     we exalt it and call it a light Divine? Buddhism, separated
10 II |   this was heeded. Taxes were light and when the crops failed
11 IV |      long is victor in giving light.' For it is dark below the
12 IV |       dark below the long and light below the short candle stick,
13 IV |       wish to read and need a light close at hand we houour
14 IV |       the darkness we see the light, it is all clear to our
15 IV |     our eyes; but if from the light we seek to penetrate the
16 IV |       it not. Thus to see the light from the darkness is to
17 IV |     one's own wisdom. Then if light shine  ./. out from such
18 IV |      a distance. This is true light. But when proud of intellect
19 IV |      at the darkness from the light. Such light is weak, confined
20 IV | darkness from the light. Such light is weak, confined and superficial.
21 IV |     its base is dark, but its light shines far. So is the "Way"
22 IV |       base is bright, but the light goes but a little way. So
23 V  | praise the moon for its clear light and love its pure reflection