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 1 1 |         sat cross-legged on the seat of the law and entered upon
 2 1 |        cross-legged on the same seat of the law, and entered
 3 1 |      always sitting on the same seat, with immovable body and
 4 1 |         Infinite.' There on his seat of the law the eminent seer
 5 1 |        sitting on the very same seat, was kept in memory by Varaprabha,
 6 7 |       had the Lord occupied the seat of enlightenment than the
 7 7 |       of flowers all around the seat of enlightenment over a
 8 7 |         Lord was sitting on the seat of enlightenment, it poured
 9 7 |    whereafter he went up to the seat of the law, designed for
10 7 |       the Lord had occupied the seat of the law, monks, he cast
11 7 | meditating, sitting on the same seat.~84. Those novices, perceiving
12 8 |       and joy. He rose from his seat, full of delight and joy,
13 8 |         that man rises from his seat and travels further; he
14 9 |       wishing, he rose from his seat, prostrated himself at the
15 10|     robe and sitting down on my seat, the preacher should, undaunted,
16 10|     complete abstraction) is my seat; let (the preacher) take
17 11|  Tathâgatas, &c., rose from his seat and stood in the sky, as
18 11| Tathâgata, &c., the half of the seat on that very throne within
19 11|      preached.~15. Here on this seat you see me, together with
20 12|        being not, rose from her seat, raised the joined hands
21 16|       after he had occupied his seat on the terrace of enlightenment,
22 17|     down or shares with him his seat, he will by the store of
23 21|    Bhaishagyarâga rose from his seat, and having put his upper
24 21|    Kumbhândas. He rose from his seat, put his upper robe upon
25 23|      Gadgadasvara rose from his seat, put his upper robe upon
26 23|         and without leaving his seat, plunged into so deep a
27 24|       Akshayamati rose from his seat, put his upper robe upon
28 24|     Dharanindhara rose from his seat, put his upper robe upon