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 1   1, 3 |          he who has attained the sacred state of Buddhahood, for~
 2   4, 12|         truth. The Dharma is the sacred law. The Dharma is religion.
 3   6, 19|         room where~you keep your sacred fire."~ Kassapa, seeing
 4   6, 19|  overnight in the room where the sacred fire is kept, the~serpent
 5   6, 19|  overnight in the room where the sacred fire~is kept, but the serpent
 6   6, 19|        him to the room where~the sacred fire was kept. And the Blessed
 7   6, 20|     induced thee to renounce the sacred fire and give up thine austere~
 8   8, 25|         Now that I have seen thy~sacred countenance, let me partake
 9  11, 35|        sects in Rajagaha keeping sacred certain~days, and the people
10  13, 50|       honor, reverence, and keep sacred the words of my father."~
11  13, 50|       honor,~reverence, and keep sacred the words of thy father;
12  18, 96|  Tathagata rightly honored, held sacred, or revered. But the devout~
13  18, 96|        who rightly honors, holds sacred, and~reveres the Tathagata
14  19, 98| therefore, revere it and keep~it sacred. For what is the use of
15  19, 98|          commands left us in his sacred word, the~Dharma: this is
16  19, 98| Sakyamuni, how could~we have the sacred traditions of his doctrine?
17  19, 98|         to come did not have the sacred traditions preserved in~
18  19, 98|      immutable. Let us then keep~sacred and revere the traditions;
19  19, 98|          traditions; let us keep sacred the memory of~Gotama Sakyamuni,
20  19, 98|      Blessed One, to collate the sacred writings, and to~establish