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 1 1 |    had planted the roots of goodness, had been intimate with
 2 1 |    and planted the roots of goodness, while worshipping many
 3 1 |    princes planted roots of goodness under many thousands of
 4 1 |     Buddhas by that root of goodness, and afterwards esteemed,
 5 2 |  greed and poor in roots of goodness; then, Sâriputra, the Tathâgatas, &
 6 3 | having accumulated roots of goodness and observed the course
 7 3 |  immeasurably many roots of goodness, and undertaken a strong
 8 8 |  your intelligence roots of goodness which of yore I have fully
 9 12| beings, having few roots of goodness, conceited, fond of gain
10 12|   possessed of few roots of goodness, always vicious in their
11 14|   life and planted roots of goodness under many hundred thousands
12 15|     possess so few roots of goodness, so many evil propensities:
13 15|     to produce the roots of goodness in the creatures, who follow
14 15|      lest creatures in whom goodness is not firmly rooted, who
15 17|    accumulation of roots of goodness connected with that joyful
16 17|   by virtue of that root of goodness, consisting in that exhortation,
17 19|     of his previous root of goodness he, in course of time, propitiated
18 19|     of his previous root of goodness he again, in course of time,
19 19| owing to his former root of goodness having come to full development,
20 20|      and plant the roots of goodness of such creatures as have
21 20|  not (yet) planted roots of goodness.~Then the Lord addressed
22 23|    who had planted roots of goodness, who had before seen similar
23 23| Lord: What mass of roots of goodness, O Lord, has that young
24 23|   to the Lord: What root of goodness has the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
25 25|    me of my former roots of goodness.~At these words the Lord
26 25|  family as possess roots of goodness, will in any existence,