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 1   1, 3 |  fellow beings. The truth~has taken its abode in him. Perfect
 2   4, 15|     and the deepest truth has taken abode in my heart. I have
 3   4, 17|      among all~those who have taken their refuge in the Buddha."~
 4   5, 18|     as a lay~disciple who has taken refuge in him." Yasa's father
 5   5, 18|      the wealthy merchant had taken refuge in the Buddha, his
 6   5, 18|     as lay disciples who have taken refuge in him." The mother
 7   6, 20|     religious accomplishments taken~together. This state of
 8   6, 21|   BIMBISARA, the king, having taken his refuge in the Buddha,~
 9   6, 22|      When~the two friends had taken refuge in the Buddha, the
10   8, 25|      between the~monk who has taken the vows, and the man of
11  10, 29|    that his grandson had been taken~from him, he went to the
12  11, 30|       only robes made of rags~taken from a dung-heap or a cemetery,
13  13, 51|   lasts as a~disciple who has taken refuge in him."~ The Blessed
14  13, 51|   lasts as a disciple who has taken his refuge in him."~ Said
15  13, 54| disappeared and the truth has taken its abode in me. This~body
16  14, 67|     him too, he said: 'I have taken all the fishes away and
17  14, 73|    Lord, this brother, having taken the vows of sanctifying
18  14, 73|  desert~was so fine that when taken in the closed fist it could
19  14, 73|     oxen had turned~round and taken the same road by which they
20  16, 80|      also great bliss. Having taken refuge in the Buddha, the
21  16, 84|      The mustard-seed must be taken from a~house where no one
22  18, 97|    countries whose~people had taken refuge in the Buddha.~ ~
23  19, 98| because the eternal truth~had taken abode in him. The Tathagata