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 1   1, 3 |         mind, and spread it among~mankind, for truth alone is the
 2   1, 7 |      enlighten the world and save~mankind from perdition.~ Having
 3   1, 9 |        blot out the evil deeds of mankind? This is practicing religion~
 4   4, 14|           preach the doctrine and mankind not comprehend it, it would
 5   4, 16|        and peace will reign among mankind."~ ~
 6   4, 17|          many, for the welfare~of mankind, out of compassion for the
 7   8, 25|           a permanent blessing to mankind in general, to the land
 8   8, 27|          of truth, and teacher of mankind. Suddhodana~the king, considering
 9   9, 28| enlightenment, the highest aim of mankind. And so holy had~she been
10  13, 48|          by hurricanes and weeds; mankind~is damaged by passion, by
11  13, 51|           Thou art the teacher of mankind. Thou~showest us the road
12  13, 53|         to blow over~the minds of mankind with the breath of his love,
13  14, 68|      institutions for the best of~mankind to enlighten the minds of
14  14, 74|       saying: "Let the Teacher of mankind partake of the~rice-milk,
15  14, 76|     kindness and good-will to all mankind. He will cease~to hate his
16  16, 83|          of the Blessed Master of mankind, the great~Buddha, and resolved
17  16, 94|          the good and the gain of mankind!" Said the Blessed One: "
18  18, 97|        righteousness, so that all~mankind may attain to a final salvation,