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 1 1 |                    the seat of the law and entered upon the meditation termed '
 2 1 |                    as soon as the Lord had entered upon his meditation, there
 3 1 |                  same seat of the law, and entered upon the meditation termed '
 4 1 |                    as soon as the Lord had entered upon meditation, there fell
 5 1 |            commandment of the Lord who had entered Nirvâna. Now it so happened,
 6 1 |                leader crossed his legs and entered upon the meditation of '
 7 2 |               disciples, and those who had entered the vehicle of Pratyeka-buddhas,
 8 3 |                 mouths; an evil spirit has entered the body of those who do
 9 7 |                   their disappearance they entered upon evil ways; their course
10 7 | Mahâbhigñâgñanâbhibhû, the Tathâgata, &c., entered the monastery to retire
11 7 |            delivering this Sûtra, the Gina entered the monastery for the purpose
12 9 |                 Bodhisattvas who had newly entered the vehicle. To them this
13 10|        Bhaishagyarâga, to have (but) newly entered the vehicle. If, however,
14 10|               Bhaishagyariga, after having entered the abode of the Tathâgata,
15 14|                Bodhisattvas who have newly entered the vehicle are apt to fall
16 20|                 that Nirvâna is repeatedly entered into by the Lord]. We are
17 22|                 True Law. No sooner had he entered upon such a meditation than
18 22|                    last watch of the night entered absolute final extinction.~