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 1 4 |       as he thinks): These are certainly executioners who have approached
 2 4 |        Buddhas,' but, 'Ye are, certainly, my disciples and sons.'~
 3 7 |   these worlds? They answered: Certainly not, Lord; certainly not,
 4 7 | answered: Certainly not, Lord; certainly not, Sugata. The Lord said:
 5 7 |        quarters; a Buddha will certainly now have made his appearance
 6 11|     was the king? No, you must certainly not hold that view. For
 7 11|     was the Seer? No, you must certainly not hold that view. For
 8 15|     his using that device? No, certainly not, Lord; certainly not,
 9 15|       No, certainly not, Lord; certainly not, Sugata. He proceeded:
10 17|     said in reply to the Lord: Certainly, Lord; certainly, Sugata;
11 17|     the Lord: Certainly, Lord; certainly, Sugata; that person, Lord,
12 25|    sons were born in my house, certainly to remind me of my former