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1 5|  similar to that of a certain blind-born man, who says: There are
2 5|      other persons say to the blind-born: There are handsome and
3 5|       to see planets. But the blind-born does not believe them, nor
4 5|    all diseases. He sees that blind-born man and makes to himself
5 5|      feels compassion for the blind-born man he contrives some device
6 5|      is the Tathâgata. To the blind-born may be likened the creatures
7 5| devices.~54. It is as if some blind-born man, because he sees no