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death (may be) destroyed, the way is by the means he has declared [ ] ."' . then the twice-born upata ( upatisya ), embracing heartily what he had heard, put from him all sense-pollution, and obtained the pure eyes of the law. . the former explanations he had trusted, respecting cause and what was not
'all indicate the possession of eternal truth, these marks are not uncaused.' answering he said: the words of the tathagata are such as never yet were spoken;' . and then, requested, he declared (what he had heard). hearing the words and understanding them, he too put off the world's defilement, and...
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