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 1 5 |   a cloud rising above the horizon shrouds all space (in darkness)
 2 7 | that all the points of the horizon are now blazing in splendour?~
 3 7 |   in all directions of the horizon, and by opening the gate
 4 7 |  two, in each point of the horizon.~89. And all those who had
 5 11|  the four guardians of the horizon and the gods. It consisted
 6 11| without a Kakravâla (i. e. horizon) and great Kakravâla (i.
 7 11|  Kakravâla (i. e. extended horizon), without other principal
 8 11| from a single point of the horizon. Then the Lord Sâkyamuni,
 9 14| forth at all points of the horizon through the whole extent
10 18|   Meru and Sumeru, all the horizon and other mountains, as
11 18|  within the compass of the horizon or dwelling in the depth
12 18|  the circular plane of the horizon and of the great horizon,
13 18|   horizon and of the great horizon, on the chief mountains
14 18|    rocks, the ridge of the horizon, the Himâlaya, Sumeru, and
15 22|    at the cardinal points, horizon circles and great horizons,