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 1 1 |              good family, that in the days of yore, many immeasurable,
 2 1 |               misgiving that in those days, at that time, there was
 3 1 |             it is myself who in those days, at that time, was the Bodhisattva
 4 1 |          thyself, Agita, who in those days, at that time, wert the
 5 2 |              The creatures who in the days of those Sugatas, whether
 6 2 |              are to expound in future days many thousand kotis of heads
 7 2 |       manifested by the Gina, will in days to come swerve from it,
 8 3 |              unbounded knowledge!'~8. Days and nights, O Lord, I passed
 9 3 |                I constantly passed my days and nights; and on seeing
10 3 |             playing with it they pass days and nights, fortnights,
11 4 |               in years, and he passes days and nights always sorrowful
12 6 |        Subhûti, my disciple, shall in days to come be a Buddha.~18.
13 10|             these most dreadful, last days keeps this Sûtra of the
14 10|               men, he who in the last days shall copy, keep, or hear
15 11|            will he do who in the last days after my extinction shall
16 11| self-complacency rise in me. In those days the life of men lasted long,
17 12|              of the Lord, in the last days, the last period, though
18 12|             Dharmaparyâya in the last days, though in other worlds.~
19 13|              after the lapse of seven days, arrive at the knowledge
20 19|             as just described.~In the days of yore, Mahâsthâmaprâpta,
21 23|           Mahâsattva Padmasrî: In the days of yore, young man of good
22 26|          three weeks, (or) twenty-one days, to them will I show my