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 1 1 |             adorn kotis of grounds.~45. Those magnificent Stûpas,
 2 2 | introductions and curious parables.~45. I show Nirvâna to the ignorant
 3 3 |        howling of dogs and jackals.~45. In it are horrible hyenas
 4 4 |            word spoken by the Gina.~45. In this bodily existence,
 5 5 |      uttered the following stanzas:~45. As the rays of the sun
 6 7 |            so exceedingly glorious?~45. We have seen nothing like
 7 8 |         that is supreme beatitude.'~45. After hearing this sublime,
 8 11|           as a servant ought to do.~45. I never felt any bodily
 9 13|      uttered the following stanzas:~45. Always displaying the strength
10 14|           ago, O Lord of the world.~45. And now thou hast so great
11 16|            and eight terraces high;~45. Provided with couches,
12 18|   meditation or have risen from it.~45. He perceives the Âbhâsvara