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 1 1 |            proud monks. They try to attain enlightenment by dint of
 2 1 |          shall immediately after me attain supreme, perfect enlightenment,
 3 4 |             to those that strive to attain the highest summit of enlightenment,
 4 4 |        realise that eminent path to attain enlightenment, and in that
 5 5 |            in the water and thereby attain the full development assigned
 6 5 |          the word; all my disciples attain Nirvâna; by following the
 7 7 | intermediate kalpa, but did not yet attain supreme, perfect enlightenment.
 8 7 |             all (other) beings, may attain supreme enlightenment.~After
 9 7 |            regular turn they are to attain supreme, perfect enlightenment,
10 9 |        their last bodily existence, attain supreme and perfect enlightenment
11 11|           realise Arhatship, others attain Pratyekabuddhaship; others,
12 11|        amongst gods or men he shall attain an eminent rank. And in
13 14|           striving day and night to attain superior knowledge.~41.
14 19|       already mentioned: they shall attain such a perfection of the