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1 1 |      absorbed in meditation.~62. And there fell a celestial
2 2 |    meaning of my good words.~62. And considering them to
3 3 |  vexed with hunger and heat.~62. In such a state is that
4 4 |      thousands of arguments.~62. He, the Tathâgata, who
5 5 |    him who is most advanced.~62. To those of middling wisdom
6 7 |   awakened to enlightenment.~62. And high in the sky they
7 13|    expounds the eminent law.~62. He sees in his dream the
8 16| worship it in manifold ways.~62. That spot of the earth
9 18|   sight for (all) creatures.~62. As on the surface of a