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 1 1 |       law in many spheres, and point to the true, quiet, spotless
 2 2 |       that are attached to one point or another. The Tathâgatas, &
 3 2 |  whosoever are attached to one point or another, and show the
 4 2 |        acquitted themselves in point of zeal and meditation,
 5 5 |        introducing it with the point of a needle into the man'
 6 7 |     Ginas, two by two, in each point of the horizon.~89. And
 7 11|        sound to go out.~In the point of space below, Mahâpratibhana,
 8 11|         not even from a single point of the horizon. Then the
 9 11|   prince royal, to settle some point of the law. And at the same
10 15|       is no turning back, this point lies beyond the sphere of
11 16|       3. Some have reached the point of supreme enlightenment
12 18| congregations.~49. In whatever point of space the Sugata, the