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 1 1 |                  those Buddha-fields.~Then rose in the mind of the Bodhisattva
 2 1 |                    men, gods, and goblins, rose from his meditation, he
 3 2 |                  SKILFULNESS~The Lord then rose with recollection and consciousness
 4 2 |                  sexes in the congregatino rose from their seats and, after
 5 4 |                    rapture. They instantly rose from their seats and went
 6 7 | Mahâbhigñâgñanâbhibhû, the Tathâgata, &c., rose from his meditation, in
 7 8 |             feeling of delight and joy. He rose from his seat, full of delight
 8 9 |                     pondering, wishing, he rose from his seat, prostrated
 9 9 |             venerable Râhula also, in whom rose the same thought and the
10 9 |                 such as were not, likewise rose from their seats, put their
11 11|                world. Its row of umbrellas rose so far on high as to touch
12 11|                    and joy. Instantly they rose from their seats, stretched
13 11|                  by those Tathâgatas, &c., rose from his seat and stood
14 11|                    classes of the assembly rose from their seats, stretched
15 11|                    classes of the assembly rose this thought: We are far
16 11|                Mañgusrî, the prince royal, rose seated on a centifolious
17 11|                  many thousands of lotuses rose from the bosom of the sea
18 12|                  training, some being not, rose from her seat, raised the
19 12|             regarded by the Lord than they rose from their seats, raised
20 14|                   of the river Ganges then rose from the assembled circle.
21 21|                  Mahâsattva Bhaishagyarâga rose from his seat, and having
22 21|                    kotis of Kumbhândas. He rose from his seat, put his upper
23 22|                    Sarvasattvapriyadarsana rose from that meditation with
24 22|                    Sarvasattvapriyadarsana rose seven tâlas [the height
25 23|                    Mahâsattva Gadgadasvara rose from his seat, put his upper
26 24|         Bodhisattva Mahâsattva Akshayamati rose from his seat, put his upper
27 24|                   Mahâsattva Dharanindhara rose from his seat, put his upper
28 25|               Vimalagarbha and Vimalanetra rose into the atmosphere to a
29 25|                   that meditation, than he rose seven Tâls up to the sky,
30 25|                   Tathâgata, &c., the king rose up to the sky and there
31 27|             Sâkyamuni, the Tathâgata, &c., rose from his pulpit, collected