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 1 5 |        over all grasses, shrubs, herbs, trees of various species
 2 5 |    Kâsyapa, the grasses, shrubs, herbs, and wild trees in this
 3 5 |       all those grasses, shrubs, herbs, and wild trees, smaller
 4 5 |          it all grasses, shrubs, herbs, and trees; even as all
 5 5 |       all these grasses, shrubs, herbs, and trees, according to
 6 5 |        and mean grasses, shrubs, herbs, and trees. I am he, Kâsyapa,
 7 5 | refreshes this earth.~9. And all herbs which have sprung up on
 8 5 |     thirsty earth and waters the herbs.~12. Grasses and shrubs
 9 5 |          king of mountains, four herbs, to wit: first, one called
10 5 |       doing so he finds the four herbs. One he gives after chewing
11 5 |          corruptions'). The four herbs are like vanity (or voidness),
12 18|          odour of grass, bushes, herbs, trees. He perceives those
13 24|       Mighty spells, witchcraft, herbs, ghosts, and spectres, pernicious