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 1 1 |        proper to all Buddhas, sat cross-legged on the seat of the law and
 2 1 |           classes of hearers, sat cross-legged on the same seat of the
 3 7 | enlightenment, continuing sitting cross-legged without in the meanwhile
 4 11|          his throne and sat on it cross-legged. And so all the Tathâgatas
 5 11|           of the whole sphere sat cross-legged at the foot of the jewel
 6 11|        foot of each tree, and sat cross-legged. In like manner the Tathâgata
 7 11|         those Tathâgatas sat down cross-legged, each on a throne at the
 8 11|  Tathâgata, &c., was seen sitting cross-legged on his throne, with emaciated
 9 22|         high into the sky and sat cross-legged on the top of a tower of
10 25|      image of a Tathâgata sitting cross-legged. Then the following thought