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 1   1, 5 |   came, and the people of the city Kapilavatthu~had assembled
 2   1, 6 |      pass.~ The houses of the city were decorated with curtains
 3   1, 6 |    through the streets of the city, and into a country~watered
 4   1, 6 |  horses and drove back to the city.~ When they passed by the
 5   1, 8 |   homage.~ Having entered the city of Rajagaha, the prince
 6   1, 8 | noticing the commotion in the city, inquired the~cause of it,
 7   6, 21|      of bhikkhus, entered the city of~Rajagaha. Sakka, the
 8   7, 23|     the bamboo~grove near the city, he set out on that very
 9   8, 27|       in the grove before the city.~ ~
10   9, 28|  house to receive alms in the city where he used to ride in~
11  13, 41|  noble path that leads to the city of peace. I have shown you
12  13, 47|      give to his soldiers the city of~Nirvana, the great capital
13  13, 51|     banners through the whole city of Vesali, shouting:~"Simha
14  16, 83|   miles westward lies a great city in which many good~spirits
15  16, 83|       at the news went to the city and found it as~the samanas
16  16, 84|    watching the lights of the city, as they flickered up and~
17  16, 86|       And the governor of the city came~to the Buddha to do
18  16, 89|     Lord, might have a border city, strong~in its foundations,
19  16, 89|      approaches all about the city, he might not be able so
20  16, 89|       in the ramparts of that city as to know~where such a
21  16, 89|      that entered or left the~city, would have to pass through
22  16, 90|       higher powers. For this city of Pataliputta will be a
23  16, 90|       worldliness. And as the city gate was called after the~