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 1     1,     11      |        darkness outside the Iron Mountains (cakravala) !~Would that,
 2     3,      4, XXXV|       buffalos, mansions, woods, mountains, rivers, and lakes, enters
 3     3,      5      |       that we have this world of mountains, rivers, and all other composite
 4     3,      5      | expansion of earth, its towering mountains, its surging waves, its
 5     4,      3      |     constellations, great earth, mountains, and rivers. All grasses
 6     4,      4      |         seas and rivers, climbed mountains, and forded freshets,~In
 7     4,      4      |         over me.~Far away in the mountains I live in an humble hut;~
 8     4,      4      |         humble hut;~High are the mountains, thick the arboreous shades,
 9     4,      6      |       other worlds together with mountains, oceans, etc., things with
10     4,      8, 2   |    swelling waters, the far-away mountains, and the unending path;~
11     4,      8, 2   |         The waters are blue, the mountains are green; sitting alone,
12     6,      3      |          dwellers in some remote mountains, and each is the leader
13     6,      4      |         generally located in the mountains this god who is supposed