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 1 3 |             put in conflagration by a mass of fire. Let us suppose
 2 3 |           wrapt in a blaze by a great mass of fire, got afraid, frightened,
 3 3 |             or scorched by that great mass of fire; but my children,
 4 3 |         Though scorched by that great mass of fire, and affected with
 5 3 |              and affected with such a mass of pain, they do not mind
 6 3 |            grief and disaster in this mass of fire. Therefore I will
 7 3 |               house is burning with a mass of fire; come, lest ye be
 8 3 |              lest ye be burnt in that mass of fire, and come to grief
 9 3 |              burning, is blazing by a mass of fire. It is to be feared
10 3 |              little boys from a great mass of pain by some able device.
11 3 |                 a house) burning by a mass of misery, in order to deliver
12 3 |          incessantly whirling in that mass of evils they are sporting,
13 3 |            Though overwhelmed by that mass of evil, they do not conceive
14 3 |              must save them from this mass of evil, and bestow on them
15 3 |              it is wrapt in a blazing mass of fire on every side.~57.
16 4 |             were my son to enjoy this mass of wealth!~Meanwhile, Lord,
17 5 |              it pours out an abundant mass of water equally, and refreshes
18 5 |            genesis of this whole huge mass of evils.~So the creatures
19 5 |         suppression of the whole huge mass of evils. And thus one's
20 7 |            reduce to powder the whole mass of the earth element as
21 7 |               had done with the whole mass of dust, so that this world
22 7 |              world were empty and the mass of dust exhausted;~4. To
23 7 |         exhausted;~4. To that immense mass of the dust of these worlds,
24 7 |              So originates this whole mass of misery. From the suppression
25 7 |              In this manner the whole mass of misery is suppressed.~
26 11|                it shall remain as one mass within a Stûpa of seven
27 15|            all those worlds the whole mass of earth, and in the same
28 16|               stanzas:~37. An immense mass of merit, as I have repeatedly
29 16|              the books will produce a mass of merit which is not to
30 16|           there is no measure of this mass of merit.~53. How much more
31 16|              Sûtra, he will possess a mass of merit that cannot be
32 17|               it; if (we compare) the mass of merit connected with
33 17|             joyful acceptance and the mass of merit connected with
34 17|            that person, merely by the mass of merit resulting from
35 17|              joyfully receive it. The mass of merit of the former is
36 23|         seeing the appearance of this mass of lotuses the Bodhisattva
37 23|                said to the Lord: What mass of roots of goodness, O
38 24| Avalokitesvara, be released from that mass of troubles. Those who shall
39 24|             if they fall into a great mass of fire, be delivered therefrom
40 25|             and from the upper part a mass of fire; then again they
41 25|             and from the lower part a mass of fire. While in the firmament
42 26|            shall keep steadily to the mass of disciplinary regulations;
43 26|             those nymphs. Such is the mass of merit resulting from
44 26|              much greater will be the mass of merit reaped by those