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 1 1 |      and there, O Mañgusrî, I behold beings who have abandoned
 2 1 | blossom.~48. From this spot I behold all this; those numerous
 3 3 |    sinner.~128. Never does he behold the Lord of the world, the
 4 5 |     gods and men; approach to behold me: I am the Tathâgata,
 5 7 |   appeared in those intervals behold each other, acknowledge
 6 7 |       seen; it is not easy to behold thee. As rare (or precious)
 7 7 |       what you had to do. But behold, monks! the Buddha-knowledge
 8 7 |     Buddha-knowledge is near; behold and be convinced: what to
 9 8 |     in the sky; the gods will behold men, and men will behold
10 8 |      behold men, and men will behold the gods. Moreover, monks,
11 10|       his intimacy they shall behold Buddhas as numerous as the
12 15|        11. And when creatures behold this world and imagine that
13 16|      the following. They will behold me teaching the law I here
14 16|       of disciples. They will behold here my Buddha-field in
15 16|   with jewel trees. They will behold the towers that the Bodhisattvas
16 20|      this holy Sûtra.~7. They behold me as well as these chiefs,
17 20|      world now extinct; (they behold) all these numerous Bodhisattvas
18 22|   Sugata, I now come again to behold thee, O Lord.~Having pronounced