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 1   1, 7 |      Blessed~One, for thou art called upon to become the savior
 2   2, 10|      whose eldest~daughter was called Nanda; and Nanda happened
 3   4, 12|       the development of life, called the twelve nidanas: In~the
 4   4, 16|   their resolution. Still they called him by his name~and addressed
 5   7, 23| charitable disposition, he was called~"the supporter of orphans
 6   7, 23|     the world, unless he feels called upon to do so; but the Dharma~
 7   8, 25|      carvings.~This vihara was called Jetavana, and the friend
 8  12, 37|       who weighs~both sides is called a muni. When both parties
 9  12, 37|        bore him a son and they called him Dighavu. When~Dighavu
10  12, 39|     Veluvana vihara. Devadatta called on the Blessed One,~requesting
11  12, 40|      of our own~being which is called Name and Form. Every human
12  12, 40|       long as to those things~ Called 'mine, and 'I' and 'me'~
13  13, 41|       you the refreshing drink called the perception of truth,
14  13, 49|       Brahman village which is called Manasakata. There he~stayed
15  13, 49|      and knowing that thou art called the Enlightened~One, the
16  13, 53|         after~having his clerk called, has a lamp lit, and gets
17  13, 53|    flames of the same kind are~called the same; and thou must
18  14, 60|      miracle that can truly be~called a miracle. A holy man changes
19  14, 60|      is in the west a paradise called the Pure Land,~exquisitely
20  14, 60| talents of supernatural wisdom called Abhinnas and the~supernatural
21  14, 60|        the~supernatural powers called Iddhi? Show me the Iddhi-pada,
22  14, 64|      colors."~ A physician was called to see the blind man. He
23  14, 65|        he summoned his son and called together all his~servants,
24  14, 67|      blacksmith's pincers, and called out:~'Ready, ready, go!'
25  14, 71|        the scene from a window~called out: "Good! Annabhara, good!
26  14, 73|      and,~observing the stars, called out: "Stop the wagons, stop
27  14, 73|         and when he got out he called his page. "My~lad, if thou
28  16, 88|        residing on the mounted called Vulture's~Peak, near Rajagaha,
29  16, 90|       And as the city gate was called after the~name of the Tathagata
30  16, 90|        Tathagata so the people called this passage of the river~"
31  18, 96|           Now, the Blessed One called the brethren, and said: "
32  18, 96|       of the brethren went and called Ananda.~And Ananda came
33  18, 97|  Subhadda. And the Blessed~One called the venerable Ananda, and