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 1   1, 8 |      and said: "This is a noble muni! His approach is bliss.
 2   1, 8 | stranger. Having heard that the muni must be a Sakya~and of noble
 3   1, 8 |      guest.~ The king found the muni of the Sakya race seated
 4   3, 11|       him and overawe the great muni. But the~Blessed One watched
 5   3, 11|        heard: "Behold the great muni! his heart~unmoved by hatred.
 6   6, 19|       himself: "This is a great muni and a noble teacher. Should
 7   8, 27|        between them! That noble~muni was no longer Siddhattha,
 8  12, 37|   weighs~both sides is called a muni. When both parties have
 9  13, 59|       the gods. We will~ask the muni of great understanding,
10  13, 59|         adoration be to thee, O muni, who~hast attained the highest
11  13, 59|        the Master, thou art the muni that~conquers Mara; after