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 1   2, 10|          though dead.~ There was a chief herdsman living near the
 2   6, 19| fire-dragon; and~Kassapa was their chief. Kassapa was renowned throughout
 3   6, 19|          said: "Thou, Kassapa, art chief of the~Jatilas. Go, then,
 4   6, 20|         before. The great Kassapa, chief of the Jatilas and formerly
 5   6, 22|          to assist the~king as his chief follower to set the wheel
 6  13, 51|          place where the Niggantha~chief, Nataputta, was; and having
 7  13, 51|          Simha asked the Niggantha chief a~second time; and again
 8  16, 80|           a love intrigue with the~chief of the artisans. But at
 9  16, 80|         contrived the death of~the chief of the artisans, and concealed
10  16, 80|        under a dung-hill.~When the chief of the artisans had disappeared,
11  16, 92|            which the Buddha is the chief." And the Blessed One accepted