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 1   1, 4 |         had paid honor to former Buddhas, now went~to greet the Bodhisattva.
 2   1, 7 | permanency; yet the words of the~Buddhas are immutable. I long for
 3   1, 7 |        the way of salvation. The Buddhas are beings whose words cannot~
 4   1, 7 |  certain-even so the word of the Buddhas is sure and cannot fail.~
 5   6, 22|      pure.~ This is the doctrine Buddhas teach,~ And this doctrine
 6   8, 26|          brethren thus: "Whether Buddhas arise, O~priests, or whether
 7   8, 26|     arise, O~priests, or whether Buddhas do not arise, it remains
 8   8, 26|        are transitory.~ "Whether Buddhas arise, O priests, or whether
 9   8, 26|     arise, O priests, or whether Buddhas do not~arise, it remains
10   8, 26|         are suffering.~ "Whether Buddhas arise, O priests, or whether
11   8, 26|     arise, O priests, or whether Buddhas do not~arise, it remains
12   9, 28|           my descent is from the Buddhas of old. They,~begging their
13  13, 47|        be that~all beings become Buddhas. Let the preacher apply
14  16, 88|         repeat it to me, for the~Buddhas speak nothing untrue."~
15  16, 89|          the past have been holy Buddhas?" "Not so, O Lord!" said~
16  16, 89|         the future shall be holy Buddhas?" "Not~so, O Lord!"~ "But
17  16, 89|       not the hearts of the~holy Buddhas of the past nor the hearts
18  16, 89|         of the hearts of all the Buddhas~that have been and are to
19  16, 89|      faith. I know that the holy Buddhas~of the past, putting away
20  16, 89|         And I know that the holy Buddhas of the~times to come will
21  18, 96|         for the successor of the Buddhas of old. And~Ananda was filled
22  18, 97|    appear in the~world, the holy Buddhas.' Now it is said that today