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 1 3 |        keeps their side; a putrid smell is continually issuing from
 2 3 |           leprosy, blotch, a foul smell are, in that condition,
 3 15|       having the required colour, smell, and taste, pounds it on
 4 15|          has the required colour, smell, and taste. For by taking
 5 15|        remedy, after smelling the smell and tasting the flavour,
 6 15|           please them, in colour, smell, nor taste. Then the physician
 7 15|           of the required colour, smell, and taste to have the required
 8 15|         have the required colour, smell, and taste, so that they
 9 17|      fetid, it constantly emits a smell sweet as the lotus.~14.
10 18|   possessed of a perfect organ of smell with eight hundred good
11 18|            beasts, as well as the smell issuing from the body of
12 18|  different smells is his organ of smell hindered, impaired, or vexed;
13 18|         stanzas:~22. His organ of smell is quite correct, and he
14 18| considerable distance, and by the smell he knows where they are.~
15 18|   distinguish from the (peculiar) smell.~32. He discerns the gods
16 18|         the power of his organ of smell.~33. By the smell he tracks
17 18|        organ of smell.~33. By the smell he tracks the abodes of
18 18|         the power of his organ of smell he, without leaving his
19 18|       staying at the time.~44. By smell he apprehends the gods,
20 18|      before. Such is the organ of smell of the Bodhisattva who keeps
21 18|         the power of his organ of smell. Yet it is not the divine
22 18|        perfect, divine faculty of smell.~Further, Satatasamitâbhiyukta,
23 19|     perfection of sight, hearing, smell, taste, body, and mind.
24 19|    perfectness of sight, hearing, smell, taste, body, and mind.~