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 1 1 |        kotis of Buddhas, great sages, whom they worshipped.~88.
 2 1 |    gods, honoured by crowds of sages, educated thousands of kotis
 3 2 |   points of space were full of sages like thee, ay, if they were
 4 2 |       The words of the eminent sages are not spoken in vain.~
 5 3 | mysterious speech of the great Sages, such as this prediction
 6 5 |     laws sanctioned by eminent sages for the education of creatures;~
 7 7 |        79. 'That we may become sages, knowers of the world, such
 8 9 |        before me, to them, the sages, I now predict that in future
 9 14|       they emerge, those great Sages endowed with magical faculty
10 14|     from disputing about it, O sages: the science of the Tathâgata
11 14|       Never have any doubt, ye sages, for I shall strengthen
12 14|     intelligence, those serene sages preach the law, all radiant,
13 14|      crowd of followers, these sages who for many kotis of Æons
14 15|        the disciples and other sages who are striving after enlightenment.~
15 15|      no doubt concerning it, O sages, and leave off all uncertainty: