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 1 1 |      Tathâgatas, those Arhats, those perfectly enlightened Buddhas; of
 2 1 |          Tathâgatas, the Arhats, the perfectly enlightened. Those former
 3 5 |              and men! the Arhat, the perfectly enlightened one; having
 4 5 |          comforted, I comfort; being perfectly at rest, I lead others to
 5 5 |             the enlightenment of the perfectly enlightened Lords in its
 6 7 | Mahâbhigñâgñanâbhibhû. Yet, monks, I perfectly remember that Tathâgata
 7 8 |              has always preached the perfectly pure law.~11. By exposing
 8 13|            enlightenment that I have perfectly explained.~
 9 14|          prepared under the ancient, perfectly enlightened Buddhas, have
10 15|        Tathâgata who so long ago was perfectly enlightened is unlimited
11 17|              his nose long; his face perfectly round; the eyebrows well-shaped;
12 23|           drum-sound of the clouds), perfectly enlightened, endowed with
13 25|             true knowledge. They had perfectly mastered the meditation
14 27|              at ease as to this, and perfectly quiet. A second time, a
15 27|              at ease as to this, and perfectly quiet. We shall do, O Lord,