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 1   1, 3 | oppression and bloodshed. Self is Mara, the tempter, the evil-doer,~
 2   1, 4 |           peace reigned on earth.~Mara, the evil one, alone was
 3   1, 7 |          when he left~the palace, Mara stood in the gate and stopped
 4   1, 7 |        not, O~my Lord," exclaimed Mara. "In seven days from now
 5   2, 10|    Bodhisattva was ahungered, lo! Mara, the Evil One,~approached
 6   2, 10|       should live defeated."~ And Mara withdrew, saying: "For seven
 7   3    |                                   MARA~
 8   3, 11|                                   MARA, THE EVIL ONE~ ~ THE Holy
 9   3, 11|           filled~with good cheer. Mara alone, lord of the five
10   3, 11|         Sakyamuni heeded him not. Mara uttered fear-inspiring threats
11   3, 11|            The three daughters of Mara tempted the Bodhisattva,
12   3, 11|       attention to them, and when Mara saw that he could kindle
13   3, 11|        into lotus-blossoms.~ When Mara saw this, he fled away with
14   3, 11|     unmoved by hatred. The wicked Mara's host 'gainst him did not
15   4, 12|           Bodhisattva, having put Mara to flight, gave himself
16   4, 13|      holiness of the conqueror~of Mara, bowed down in reverence
17   4, 14|       only fatigue and trouble."~ Mara, the Evil One, on hearing
18   4, 14|         the Blessed One turned to Mara, saying: "I shall not pass~
19   8, 25|          overcome the assaults of Mara, the enemy.~ "Since it is
20  12, 40|         he is out of the reach of Mara. Thus says~the pleasure-promising
21  12, 40|         self I do not mind!~ Thus Mara, I tell thee,~ My path thou
22  13, 47|           of~the Tathagata, while Mara, the Evil One, is the enemy
23  13, 48|         freed from the bondage~of Mara. He who does not rouse himself
24  13, 48|         food, idle, and weak, him Mara, the tempter, will~certainly
25  13, 48|          faithful and strong, him Mara will certainly not~overthrow,
26  13, 48|  Everything else is the deceit of Mara, the tempter. If you go
27  13, 59|        art the muni that~conquers Mara; after having cut off desire
28  14, 60|          night steal over us, and~Mara, the evil one, buries our
29  16, 81|       love to the~truth. And when Mara, the destroyer, comes to
30  16, 94|          In former years, Ananda, Mara, the~Evil One, approached
31  16, 94|       tempt him. And~now, Ananda, Mara, the Evil One, came again
32  16, 94|          final~Nirvana.'-And when Mara had thus spoken, Ananda,