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 1 6 |             which issues a delicious odour.~6. It will be adorned with
 2 18|           white lotus. He smells the odour of fruits and blossoms of
 3 18|            even from a distance, the odour of grass, bushes, herbs,
 4 18|             very earth he smells the odour of gods and the fragrance
 5 18|        divine flowers. He smells the odour exhaled by the body of the
 6 18|             for sport. He smells the odour proceeding from the body
 7 18|               He likewise smells the odour exhaled by the bodies of
 8 18|            Tathâgatas. He smells the odour arising from the seats of
 9 18|              scent.~26. It is by the odour that the Bodhisattva discovers
10 18|    Bodhisattva likewise knows by the odour the various kinds of ornament
11 18|           knows from what source the odour proceeds.~30. The discriminating
12 18| discriminating man recognises by the odour the numerous sandal-trees
13 18|               34. He infers from the odour, whether the child that
14 18|             design; he finds out the odour of passionate, wicked, hypocritical,
15 18|             Bodhisattva knows by the odour whether other Bodhisattvas
16 18|               the Bodhisattva by the odour recognises him as the Lord