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 1   1, 3 |       law, and when the~law is seen there is truth. The truth
 2   5, 18|          Pray, Lord, hast thou seen Yasa, my son?"~ The Buddha
 3   6, 20|  highest Nirvana.~Since I have seen the light of truth, I have
 4   8, 25|      of Truth. Now that I have seen thy~sacred countenance,
 5   8, 27|       seven years~since I have seen thee. How I have longed
 6   9, 28|        as yet free. Not having seen~me for a long time, she
 7  10, 29|    wealth which I have not yet seen. Go~to him and entreat him
 8  13, 42|     bhikkhu is a saint; he has seen celestial visions; and that
 9  13, 49| Brahmans,~versed in the Vedas, seen Brahma face to face?" "No
10  13, 49| Brahmans, versed in the Vedas, seen Brahma face to face?" The
11  13, 49|       the authors of the~Vedas seen Brahma face to face?" Again
12  13, 49| knowest not, neither hast thou seen~it.' And when so asked he
13  13, 49|       not and what we have not seen."~This being the substance
14  13, 49|     they neither know nor have seen. Just as when a string~of
15  14, 65|       his escape before he had~seen his father.~ Then the father
16  14, 66|        fish. The~fish could be seen swimming lustily in the
17  14, 67|         in thy folly, hast~not seen that I have outwitted thee.
18  14, 76|         the~kindness thou hast seen him practice unto thee,
19  16, 80|   which thou hast lost. I have seen with mine eyes the~Tathagata
20  16, 92|        brethren who have~never seen the gods gaze upon this
21  18, 97|       It is not enough to have~seen me Walk as I have commanded
22  18, 97|   yourselves known, yourselves seen, yourselves realized?" Ananda