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1     1,   2, 6    |   gold carefully preserved to meet the expenses at the time
2     1,   2, 6    |   there was no other means to meet the increased demand than
3     1,   2, 8    | calmly sitting down, ready to meet his fate, he composed the
4     1,   6, 7    |      find beauty; whomever we meet we find good; whatever we
5     1,   7, 8    |    benevolence, and with them meet the evils of a disordered
6     1,   8, 16   |  about, no slavish subject to meet; no change of seasons overtakes
7 Appen, Intro     |    other two, that they might meet the spiritual needs of his
8 Appen, Intro  (1)|    preached by Shakya Muni to meet the temporary needs of the
9 Appen,   2, 1    |     and Devas.~The Buddha, to meet temporarily the spiritual