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 1   1, 3 |     existed before, and all~living creatures are what their past actions
 2   1, 4 |          like a cool lake; and all creatures parched with~the drought
 3   1, 4 |            give deliverance to all creatures ensnared in the~self-entwined
 4   1, 6 |         ignorant~and the wise, all creatures that have bodies are liable
 5   1, 7 |        also a possibility of~cold; creatures subject to pain possess
 6   4, 12|        thought:~ "Surely if living creatures saw the results of all their
 7   4, 14|            the sufferers;~pity the creatures who are hopelessly entangled
 8   4, 14|           Buddha~upon all sentient creatures, and he saw among them beings
 9   4, 16|         the Tathagata: and all~the creatures of the host of sentient
10   4, 17|         that in the end all living creatures will be~citizens of the
11  13, 41| enlightenment in the Buddha.~ "All creatures are what they are through
12  13, 46|          said: "All acts of living creatures become bad by ten~things,
13  13, 47|          to~deliverance from evil. Creatures that are swayed by impure
14  13, 48|           followers of the Buddha: Creatures from mind their character~
15  16, 91|          common goal of all living creatures. He who possesses the mirror~
16  18, 96|      wisdom; the world of sentient creatures was groping for~want of