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 1 2 | myriads of kotis of Æons; very rare are the beings who will
 2 2 |      the glomerous fig-tree is rare, albeit sometimes, at some
 3 3 |     bells, lofty, adorned with rare and wonderful jewels, embellished
 4 7 |      the tormented beings.~25. Rare is the light of the world
 5 7 |   seasonable stanzas:~39. Most rare (and precious) is the sight
 6 7 |        easy to behold thee. As rare (or precious) as the flowers
 7 10|        all distractedness; for rare is the occasion (given)
 8 10|     given) for hearing it, and rare also the belief in it.~17.
 9 11|       hither and thither; very rare (and very precious) is a
10 15|        monks, is precious (and rare). For in the course of many
11 15|        monks, is precious (and rare). By being more and more
12 15|  Tathâgatas being precious (or rare) they will feel surprised
13 15|     yet declare: The Ginas are rare (or precious).~18. Such
14 17|     the law, for this Sûtra is rare in many myriads of kotis
15 25|      will become ascetics, for rare to be met with (or precious)
16 25| glomerated fig-tree, nay, more rare is the Gina. Let us depart;
17 25|        renounce the world, for rare to be met with (or precious)
18 25|      appearance of a Buddha is rare to be met with as the blossom
19 25| Buddhas, father and mother, is rare. Hence, father and mother,
20 25|       a Tathâgata is something rare. Such a king of the law