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 1 5 |       trees.~33. Those who move forward the wheel that never rolls
 2 7 |         were urging him to move forward the wheel of the law. On
 3 7 |       saying: May the Lord move forward the wheel of the law! May
 4 7 | besought him: May the Lord move forward the wheel of the law! [as
 5 7 |     following stanzas:~35. Move forward the exalted wheel, O great
 6 7 | besought him: May the Lord move forward the wheel of the law! [as
 7 7 |         O Lord and Leader! move forward the wheel of the law, make
 8 7 | besought him: May the Lord move forward the wheel of the law! [&
 9 7 | following two stanzas:~58. Move forward the exalted, unsurpassed
10 7 |         They prayed him to move forward the wheel of the law, and
11 7 |      and again prayed:~72. Move forward the wheel, O thou whose
12 12|    spells and capable of moving forward the wheel that never rolls
13 13|         them. He does not bring forward the shortcomings of other
14 13|      does not in this way bring forward the shortcomings of any
15 13|         from that place to move forward the faultless wheel and
16 16|        this Dharmaparyâya moved forward the wheel that never rolls
17 16|        this Dharmaparyâya moved forward the wheel of spotless radiance.
18 20|         stirred, tossed, tossed forward, tossed along, and all beings
19 20|       have all Tathâgatas moved forward the wheel of the law; on
20 25|     with joined hands stretched forward said to her: Mother, we
21 26|        of the wicked Mâra, move forward the wheel of the law, strike