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 1 1 |       full blossom.~48. From this spot I behold all this; those
 2 3 |          and quarrelling fill the spot with their cries. Such is
 3 3 |           sharply fighting on the spot.~50. In the wasted retreats
 4 4 |       fanned with a chowrie, on a spot under an extended awning
 5 4 |       these words; he leaves that spot and wanders to the street
 6 4 |       comes and cleanses the said spot; be takes up his abode there
 7 7 |     hallowed, high, and faultless spot; we as well as the world
 8 7 |          a rain of flowers on the spot where the Leader awakened
 9 10|            Bhaishagyarâga, on any spot of the earth where this
10 10|        recited in chorus, on that spot, Bhaishagyarâga, one should
11 10| collectively deposited there. Any spot of the earth where this
12 11|    universe there is not a single spot so small as a mustard-seed
13 13|         him on a clean and pretty spot.~27. He puts on a clean,
14 16|           manifold ways.~62. That spot of the earth has been enjoyed
15 20|           or in a cavern, on that spot one should erect a shrine
16 20|         the Tathâgata. For such a spot must be regarded as a terrace
17 20|          of enlightenment; such a spot must be regarded as one
18 20|    perfect enlightenment; on that spot have all Tathâgatas moved
19 20|         wheel of the law; on that spot one may hold that all Tathâgatas