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 1 1 |         joyfully the king of the leading Ginas in thousands of stanzas.~
 2 1 |         despondency, and finally leading to Nirvâna; and to the Bodhisattvas
 3 1 |        the law. While constantly leading a holy life, those young
 4 2 |       Tathâgata -knowledge; with leading the teaching of Tathâgata-knowledge
 5 5 |       Those who aspire to become leading men (thinking), I will become
 6 5 |      certainty about their being leading men, these are called trees.~
 7 5 |    shines like the sun and moon, leading all beings without partiality.~
 8 5 | enlightenment and the other laws leading to Nirvâna, both such as
 9 7 |    joyless, do not find the road leading to the end of toils, nor
10 7 |      pain; this is the treatment leading to suppression of pain.
11 19|         despondency, and finally leading to Nirvâna, he showed to
12 19|       for you observe the course leading to supreme enlightenment.~
13 24|      helpless; if, further, that leading merchant spoke to the caravan