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 1 1 |        enlightened Buddhas; of yore he must have enjoyed the
 2 1 |    family, that in the days of yore, many immeasurable, inconceivable,
 3 1 |        have seen manifested of yore, therefore and on that account
 4 2 |        such as they are.~3. Of yore have I followed in presence
 5 7 |      VII. ANCIENT DEVOTION.~Of yore, monks, in the past, incalculable,
 6 8 |     roots of goodness which of yore I have fully developed.
 7 9 |     Buddhas and his own vow of yore.~And on that occasion the
 8 11|        Arhat, &c. This Lord of yore made this vow: Formerly,
 9 11|       and demons, and said: Of yore, monks, in times past I
10 19|      described.~In the days of yore, Mahâsthâmaprâpta, at a
11 22|     told him the following: Of yore, young man of good family,
12 23|       Padmasrî: In the days of yore, young man of good family,
13 25| assemblage of Bodhisattvas: Of yore, young men of good family,