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 1 8 |              it with a knot within the upper robe and feels satisfaction
 2 8 |                having been tied in his upper robe.~40. Under these circumstances
 3 9 |            from their seats, put their upper robes upon one shoulder,
 4 16|               than there fell from the upper sky a great rain of Mandârava
 5 16|        hundreds and thousands from the upper sky; necklaces, halfnecklaces,
 6 21|               seat, and having put his upper robe upon one shoulder and
 7 21|            rose from his seat, put his upper robe upon one shoulder,
 8 22|        Mandârava flowers fell from the upper sky. A cloud of Kâlânusârin
 9 23| Dhvagâgrakeyûra (i. e. bracelet at the upper end of the banner staff),
10 23|            rose from his seat, put his upper robe upon one shoulder,
11 24|            rose from his seat, put his upper robe upon one shoulder,
12 24|            rose from his seat, put his upper robe upon one shoulder,
13 25|           shower of rain, and from the upper part a mass of fire; then
14 25|            again they emitted from the upper part of their body a shower