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 1   1, 4 |          creation engulfed in the ocean of~pain was now to obtain
 2   2, 10|        only, seeking to cross the~ocean of birth and death and to
 3   3, 11|       skies were darkened and the ocean~roared and trembled.~ But
 4  14, 61|           My doctrine is like the ocean, having the same eight wonderful~
 5  14, 61|     wonderful~qualities. Both the ocean and my doctrine become gradually
 6  14, 61| thenceforth reckoned as the great~ocean, so all the castes, having
 7  14, 61|        the sons of Sakyamuni.~The ocean is the goal of all streams
 8  14, 61|           decreases. As the great ocean has only one taste, the
 9  14, 61|         of emancipation. Both~the ocean and the Dharma are full
10  14, 61|         my doctrine resembles the ocean.~ "My doctrine is pure and
11  14, 63|       precious~things such as the ocean caves produce, I have nothing
12  16, 86|       that lose themselves in~the ocean."~ The World-honored One
13  16, 90|        can walk dry-shod over~the ocean of worldliness. And as the
14  16, 91|        ultimate goal which is the ocean of truth, the~eternal peace