Chapter

 1 1 |            offer, when bidden, their hands and feet, striving to gain
 2 1 |            feet put together and the hands joined in token of respect
 3 1 |           and well minded; join your hands: he who is affectionate
 4 2 |             at the Gina, with joined hands;~30. As well as the gods,
 5 2 |             now standing with joined hands, and respectful, thinking:
 6 2 |            standing here with joined hands, they, too, are to believe
 7 2 |             or by merely joining the hands; who, were it but for a
 8 2 |           115. All stood with joined hands and respectful, while myself
 9 2 |              all of them with joined hands, and respectful;~129. Then
10 3 |            joy, stretched his joined hands towards the Lord, and, looking
11 3 |        respectfully lifts his joined hands to his head, or who seeks
12 4 |              lifting up their joined hands before the Lord, looking
13 4 |              have gained much at the hands of the Tathâgata because
14 4 |      citizens bow to him with joined hands, as well as the villagers
15 4 |             to offer resistance with hands, feet, head, shoulder, or
16 5 |            so as to come in reach of hands, it begins pouring down
17 6 |           the food is already in his hands, they say that he should
18 6 | reverentially salute him with joined hands.~24. He shall stay twelve
19 7 |               lifted up their joined hands, and praised the Lord, face
20 9 |               stretched their joined hands towards the Lord and remained
21 10|           such as bowing and joining hands; in short, Bhaishagyarâga,
22 10|               banners, music, joined hands, reverential bows and salutations.
23 10|            by all beings with joined hands, must be honoured, respected,
24 10| reverentially salute him with joined hands, as if he were the Chief
25 10|            me in my face with joined hands, with many myriads of kotis
26 11|           stretched out their joined hands, and remained standing in
27 11|           stretched out their joined hands, and stood gazing up to
28 11|          body, of limbs and members, hands, feet, head. And never did
29 12|            monks raised their joined hands towards the Lord and said:
30 12|              seat, raised the joined hands towards the Lord and remained
31 12|           seats, raised their joined hands towards the Lord and reflected
32 12|           threats with sticks at the hands of foolish men.~4. At that
33 13|         kinds, who lift their joined hands and to whom he expounds
34 13|             stands there with joined hands glorifying the Seer, the
35 13|         respectfully and with joined hands shall hear from thee the
36 14|       assembled circle. Their joined hands stretched out towards the
37 14|          little distance, the joined hands stretched out to honour
38 14|             stretched out the joined hands towards the Lord and addressed
39 14|             stretched out his joined hands towards the Lord and questioned
40 14|             standing all with joined hands, respectful and strong in
41 15|             stretched out the joined hands and said to the Lord: Expound
42 18|            to his sermon with joined hands.~58. He is constantly followed
43 20|           all stretched their joined hands towards the Lord, and said
44 20|              they stood, with joined hands: Homage to the Lord Sâkyamuni,
45 21|             ground lifted his joined hands up to the Lord and said:
46 21|          shoulder, lifted his joined hands up to the Lord, and spoke
47 22|          right, stretched the joined hands towards the Lord, and after
48 22|          with music, with joining of hands, with lamps burning with
49 23|         ground, stretched his joined hands towards the Lord Buddha,
50 24|       shoulder, stretched his joined hands towards the Lord, and said:
51 24|            you are threatened at the hands of robbers and enemies;
52 24|          earth, stretched his joined hands towards the Lord and said:
53 25|              stretching their joined hands: We should like to go, mother,
54 25|              stretching their joined hands, said to their mother: Though
55 25|           and happy, and, the joined hands raised, he said to the boys:
56 25|         their mother and with joined hands stretched forward said to
57 25|             having raised his joined hands, said to the Lord Galadharagargitaghoshasusvaranakshatrarâgasankusumitâbhigña,
58 26|            heads are caressed by the hands of the Tathâgata. Those
59 26|            shall be supported by the hands of a thousand Buddhas, and
60 26|               a flat nose, contorted hands and feet, squinting eyes;
61 27|       Bodhisattvas, took their right hands with his own right hand,
62 27|       occasion as follows: Into your hands, young men of good family,
63 27|             taking them by the right hands: Into your hands, young
64 27|           the right hands: Into your hands, young men of good family,
65 27|              inclined and the joined hands stretched out, they spoke