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 1 1 |         and shave hair and beard.~22. 1 see also many Bodhisattvas
 2 2 |    uttered the following stanzas:~22. Now first does the Sun
 3 3 |          stood firm in knowledge.~22. I shall become a Tathâgata,
 4 4 |         who shall do menial work.~22. 'Enter my service and cleanse
 5 5 |     neither hatred nor affection.~22. I am inexorable, bear no
 6 6 |    ornaments of the Buddha-field.~22. His disciples are so numerous
 7 7 |         all quarters are blessed.~22. We have come as far as
 8 8 |           kotis of living beings.~22. After seeing many endless
 9 10| authoritative book for disciples,~22. Are wise and near Buddha-knowledge,
10 11|         world, that is difficult.~22. To throw down the totality
11 13|       space [i.e. as being void],~22. Permanently equal to space,
12 14|         two; those are countless.~22. As to those who are walking
13 15|         myself not being at rest.~22. What reason should I have
14 16|        his mind to enlightenment;~22. Let him then, for the sake
15 18|    uttered the following stanzas:~22. His organ of smell is quite
16 24|          thy lustre in the world.~22. O thou who rejoicest in