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 1   6    |                                 KASSAPA~
 2   6, 19|                                 KASSAPA, THE FIRE-WORSHIPER~ ~ AT
 3   6, 19|      keeping a fire-dragon; and~Kassapa was their chief. Kassapa
 4   6, 19|        Kassapa was their chief. Kassapa was renowned throughout
 5   6, 19|         the Blessed One went to Kassapa of~Uruvela the Jatila, and
 6   6, 19|        keep your sacred fire."~ Kassapa, seeing the Blessed One
 7   6, 19|         the Buddha insisted and Kassapa admitted him to the room
 8   6, 19|         died in his anger. When~Kassapa saw the light shining forth
 9   6, 19|       dead body of the fiend~to Kassapa, saying: "His fire has been
10   6, 19|      conquered by my fire." And~Kassapa thought to himself. "Sakyamuni
11   6, 19|      those days a festival, and Kassapa thought: "The people~will
12   6, 19|     retired and did not come to Kassapa. And~Kassapa went to the
13   6, 19|        not come to Kassapa. And~Kassapa went to the Buddha on the
14   6, 19|         Didst thou not think, O Kassapa, that it~would be better
15   6, 19|         from the festival?" And Kassapa was~astonished and thought: "
16   6, 19|       The Blessed One addressed Kassapa and said: "Thou seest the
17   6, 19|        mind. Thou art not holy, Kassapa; thou hast not yet entered
18   6, 19|      yet entered the~path." And Kassapa gave up his resistance.
19   6, 19|        Blessed One said: "Thou, Kassapa, art chief of the~Jatilas.
20   6, 19|        thou thinkest fit." Then Kassapa went to the Jatilas and~
21   6, 19|       to the Blessed One.~ Nadi Kassapa and Gaya Kassapa, brothers
22   6, 19|           Nadi Kassapa and Gaya Kassapa, brothers of the great Uruvela~
23   6, 19|   brothers of the great Uruvela~Kassapa, powerful men and chieftains
24   6, 20|       Jatilas before. The great Kassapa, chief of the Jatilas and
25   6, 20|   Blessed One in the company of Kassapa, the great religious teacher~
26   6, 20|      the spiritual direction of Kassapa,~or has Kassapa become a
27   6, 20|    direction of Kassapa,~or has Kassapa become a disciple of Gotama?"~
28   6, 20| thoughts of the people, said to~Kassapa: "What knowledge hast thou
29   6, 20|   knowledge hast thou gained, O Kassapa, and what has~induced thee
30   6, 20|       thine austere~penances?"~ Kassapa said: "The profit I derived
31  13, 42|     disciples perform miracles. Kassapa, the disciple of the Buddha,
32  13, 42|        had happened, he went to Kassapa,~and, breaking the bowl
33  13, 55|         addressed the venerable Kassapa, to dispel the~uncertainty
34  13, 55|         act so they are. It is, Kassapa, as if a~potter made different
35  13, 55|          Nirvana comes to thee, Kassapa, when thou understandest~
36  13, 55|        or in the valleys. Then, Kassapa, the grasses, shrubs,~herbs,
37  13, 55|       The Tathagata, however, O Kassapa, knows the law whose essence
38  19, 98|      Master, our Teacher."~ And Kassapa rose and said: "Truly thou