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 1   1, 4 |         rejoiced not.~ The Naga kings, earnestly desiring to show
 2   1, 4 |        will either be a king of kings to govern~all the lands
 3   1, 9 | self-mortification would become kings,~or Brahmans, or devas,
 4   9, 28|         Thou art descended from~kings, and not one of them ever
 5   9, 28|     race may claim~descent from kings; my descent is from the
 6  15, 77|       And the~Buddha seeing the kings and their armies ready to
 7  15, 77|      and that you yourselves, O~kings, are liable to lose your
 8  15, 77|      mound of earth?" "No," the kings said, "The lives of~men
 9  15, 77|      and above all the lives of kings, are priceless." Then the~
10  16, 92|    circles and is~a favorite of kings and princes; yet is her
11  18, 97|        to the body of a king of~kings.~ When the funeral pyre
12  18, 97|        he was the~great king of kings, ambassadors came from all
13  18, 97|       seven others by the seven kings of those countries whose~