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 1     1,      9        |        tormented with the eight kinds of calamities, may repent
 2     1,     10        |   variously suffering the eight kinds of disasters be thereby
 3     3,      2        |     them--who are suffering all kinds of annoyances, hearing of
 4     3,      2        |        necklace strung with all kinds of precious gems worth hundreds
 5     3,      3        |     thoughts under control. All kinds of beings such as the egg-born,
 6     3,      3        |      their root of merit of all kinds. Those who hearing these
 7     3,      3        |   Buddhas who are free from all kinds of ideas."~The Buddha said
 8     3,      3        |   person with eyes, he sees all kinds of forms illumined by the
 9     3,      4, XXXVII|        Mahamati, there are four kinds of Dhyanas. What are the
10     3,      5        |     liable to be visited by all kinds of evil beings whereby he
11     4,      4        |       limits;~[To him] the four kinds of offerings are most willingly
12     4,      5        |         rise, and cultivate all kinds of karma. Let them once
13     4,      5        | eloquently I may talk about all kinds of things as innumerable
14     4,      6        |      hide within themselves all kinds of treasures and scented
15     4,      6        |     they may be soiled with all kinds of filth and ill-smelling
16     4,      6        |        it outwardly, set up all kinds of exercises which they
17     4,      7, 2     |         appear before you three kinds of invalids? [--By beating
18     4,      7, 3     |       what will you do if three kinds of invalids suddenly appear
19     4,      7, 3     |       out among us and make all kinds of contrivance is because
20     5,      2        |         is the recipient of all kinds of offerings from his followers;
21     5,      5        |         ADMONITION~I have three kinds of disciples: those who,