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 1   1, 4 |       worship this child; and the gods~in the temples will descend
 2   1, 9 |    performed on the altars of the gods. He said: "Ignorance~only
 3   1, 9 |           than try to appease the~gods by shedding blood. What
 4   4, 16|     priests, or sacrifices to the gods,~self-mortification by heat
 5   4, 16|          host of sentient beings, gods, men, and beasts,~hearing
 6   4, 17|         like oxen, the Teacher of gods~and men, the Exalted Buddha.
 7  13, 41|           wrong-doing.~ "The very gods envy the bliss of him who
 8  13, 49|            the teacher of men and gods, the Blessed Buddha, we
 9  13, 51|          are evil, be they men or gods or the elements of~nature.
10  13, 53| immolation, but reverence for the gods can be shown only by~sacrifices.
11  13, 53|        self. He who offers to the gods his~evil desires will see
12  13, 53|            Better than worshiping gods is obedience~to the laws
13  13, 59|         thousand-eyed Lord of the gods. We will~ask the muni of
14  13, 59|           in the world of men and gods there is none equal to~thee.
15  14, 63|         the glorious state of the gods."~ ~
16  14, 68|           great sacrifices to the gods.~ But the Blessed One said: "
17  14, 68|     purpose of sacrificing to the gods, accompanied by carousing
18  16, 83|      world of men to the world of gods.' This~glorious utterance
19  16, 91|    wayward hearts, the Teacher of gods and men,~the blessed Buddha.
20  16, 92|           who have~never seen the gods gaze upon this company of
21  17, 95|        Let~the Teacher of men and gods quench his thirst. Then