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 1     1,      4        |                         IV THE FOUR GREAT VOWS1~However innumerable
 2     3,      1  (2)   |    things, while the remaining four Skandhas belong to the mind.
 3     3,      2        |    Mujinni Bosatsu and all the four classes of beings, and also
 4     3,      2        |     his compassion for all the four classes of beings and for
 5     3,      3        |    only under one, two, three, four, or five Buddhas, but already
 6     3,      3        |      man who, holding even the four lines in this sutra, preaches
 7     3,      3        |        good woman holding even four lines from this sutra preach
 8     3,      3        |    wherever this sutra or even four lines of it are preached,
 9     3,      3        |      holding even one gatha of four lines from this sutra, preaches
10     3,      4, XXXVII|   Further, Mahamati, there are four kinds of Dhyanas. What are
11     3,      4, XXXVII|       of Dhyanas. What are the four? They are: (1) The Dhyana
12     4,      1        |       by Conduct" is meant the four acts in which all other
13     4,      1        |     are included. What are the four? 1. To know how to requite
14     4,      4        | attainment for you.~7. Let the four elements go off your hold,~
15     4,      4        |        no limits;~[To him] the four kinds of offerings are most
16     4,      5        |       Without resorting to the four statements and an endless
17     4,      6        |        sun which illumines the four worlds: when it rises, its
18     4,      8, 1     |       I can identify there are four varieties of the Oxherding
19     6,      4        | intruders.~The Shitenno or the four guardian gods are enshrined
20     6,      4        |      in the Buddha-hall at the four corners of the altar. Of
21     6,      4        |        seat in the hall of the four guardian gods, but in the
22     6,      4        |  sixteen figures. Of the extra four personages standing in the