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 1 7 |      appearing! The palaces and aerial cars of the gods in all
 2 7 |         simultaneously. And the aerial cars of the Brahma-angels
 3 7 |       may be foreboded by these aerial cars so excessively glittering,
 4 7 |      following stanzas:~18. Our aerial cars to-day (or now) are
 5 7 |       together their own divine aerial cars, took with them divine
 6 7 |     presented to the Lord their aerial cars (with the words): Accept,
 7 7 |           Accept, O Lord, these aerial cars out of compassion to
 8 7 |      Somewhat later, monks, the aerial cars of the Brahma-angels
 9 7 |       may be foreboded by these aerial cars so excessively glittering,
10 7 |        by whose power all these aerial cars are illumined?~28.
11 7 |       together their own divine aerial cars, took with them divine
12 7 |      Somewhat later, monks, the aerial cars of the Brahma-angels
13 7 |          41. By thy power these aerial cars of ours are so uncommonly
14 7 |         nadir.~Then, monks, the aerial cars of the Brahma-angels
15 7 |       together their own divine aerial cars, took with them divine
16 7 |       power, O mighty Lord, our aerial cars are glittering; to
17 7 |         great Leader, while the aerial cars of the Brahma-angels
18 7 |     Leader, presented all their aerial cars, celebrated him, and
19 15|  pleasure gardens, palaces, and aerial cars; (this field) is embellished
20 17|         bulls, and of celestial aerial cars. If further that same
21 18| perceives how and whose are the aerial cars, of lofty, low, and
22 18|       and Brahmakâyas moving on aerial cars aloft, upwards to the
23 18| reflected on that body.~64. The aerial cars of the gods up to the