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 1   4, 16| BENARES~ ~ ON seeing their old teacher approach, the five bhikkus
 2   4, 16|       crowded around the great~teacher to receive the glad tidings;
 3   4, 17|      yoketh men like oxen, the Teacher of gods~and men, the Exalted
 4   6, 19|       a great muni and a noble teacher. Should he~stay overnight
 5   6, 20|     driver curbs bullocks, the teacher of~high and low," he went
 6   6, 20|   Kassapa, the great religious teacher~of the Jatilas, and they
 7   6, 22|        Blessed~One, may be our teacher."~ When the Buddha saw Sariputta
 8   8, 27|        One, Lord of truth, and teacher of mankind. Suddhodana~the
 9   8, 27|        receive the Buddha, the teacher of truth,~the preacher of
10  12, 40|     echo of it comes back. The teacher pronounces a stanza and
11  12, 40|     attentively listens to his teacher's instruction, repeats~the
12  13, 48|                            THE TEACHER~ ~ THIS is the Dharmapada,
13  13, 49|       the Enlightened~One, the teacher of men and gods, the Blessed
14  13, 49|       the Blessed One, has any teacher of the~Brahmans, versed
15  13, 50|      the Blessed One,~the holy teacher. I never knew what I was
16  13, 50|      refuge in the Enlightened Teacher,~in the truth that enlightens,
17  13, 51|     the Holy One. Thou art the teacher of mankind. Thou~showest
18  13, 53|        The~stanza uttered by a teacher is reborn in the scholar
19  13, 54|   Buddha, the~Blessed One, the Teacher. And this is right, for
20  13, 59|    ready to hear, thou art our teacher, thou art~incomparable.
21  14, 61|                            THE TEACHER UNKNOWN~ ~ THE Blessed One
22  14, 63|        said, It is even as the Teacher says: what I have done is
23  14, 63|      all his wealth."~ And the Teacher said: "Doing good deeds
24  14, 67|  entered the water!"~ When the Teacher had finished this discourse,
25  14, 73|       He said to himself: "The~Teacher said there are several kinds
26  14, 73|     come back to us." Then the Teacher said to him: Is it~true
27  14, 73|       to~his deeds.~ After the Teacher had told the story he formed
28  14, 74|  Blessed One, saying: "Let the Teacher of mankind partake of the~
29  16, 91|      men's wayward hearts, the Teacher of gods and men,~the blessed
30  16, 93|        as the closed fist of a teacher, who keeps some things~back.~ "
31  17, 95|       drink the water. Let~the Teacher of men and gods quench his
32  18, 97|    Master is ended, we have no teacher more!' But it is not~thus,
33  18, 97|    them, after I am gone, be a teacher unto~you.When I am gone,
34  19, 98|      is Buddha~our Master, our Teacher."~ And Kassapa rose and
35  19, 98|       Buddha is~the all-loving teacher assuming the shape of the