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 1 1 |     ascetic, and heard that he had attained supreme, perfect enlightenment,
 2 1 |           Buddhas, all of whom had attained supreme, perfect enlightenment,
 3 2 |         pride they imagined having attained what they had not, and having
 4 2 |      distracted thoughts, all have attained superior enlightenment.~
 5 4 |          age we fancy that we have attained Nirvâna; we make no efforts,
 6 4 |           Lord, we imagined having attained Nirvâna, and we are decrepit
 7 7 |           occupying which the Lord attained supreme, perfect enlightenment;
 8 7 |         honour of the Lord who had attained the summit of the terrace
 9 7 |            the Tathâgata, &c., had attained supreme, perfect knowledge,
10 7 | incomparable great Seer! thou hast attained exalted, sublime knowledge;
11 7 |           the Arhat, &c., who have attained supreme, perfect enlightenment
12 7 |          future, when I shall have attained complete Nirvâna, shall
13 7 |          kalpas the Lord Anâbhibhû attained enlightenment; then all
14 7 |         who had heard them quickly attained the stage of disciples.~
15 7 |          time, when you shall have attained that state, and when I see
16 7 |            But when you shall have attained the knowledge of the all-knowing
17 13|            he answers as if he had attained Buddha-knowledge.~And on
18 13|      Nevertheless will I, who have attained this supreme, perfect knowledge,
19 18|        aims. Though he has not yet attained the state of an Ârya, his
20 22|  eighty-four thousand Bodhisattvas attained the spell connected with