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 1 1 |        were unfettered, Mahanagas (great heroes), possessed of the
 2 1 |            wise in wisdom, elders, great disciples, viz. 1. Angatakaundinya,
 3 1 |         and with other elders, and great disciples, who were wise
 4 2 |         world, for the sake of the great body of men, for the benefit
 5 5 |        countries, having conceived great pity for all beings. The
 6 10|         all beings, he recited the great prayer, showing respect
 7 12|          the Arya (noble) is pure, great, producing bodily pleasure,
 8 13|           might throw out from the great ocean, which is not to be
 9 13|          mass of water left in the great ocean?'~Ananda said: 'Even
10 13|          be a small portion of the great ocean, how much more then
11 13|          mass of water left in the great ocean, it would even then
12 16|            the thirty-two marks of great men, who go and teach the
13 17|           nor anywhere Kakravadas, great Kakravadas, kings of mountains.
14 18|         kinds of rivers; there are great rivers there, one yogana
15 18|          which proceeds from those great rivers, the sound which
16 18|       Ananda, the borders of those great rivers op both sides are
17 18|         their pleasure.~'And those great rivers flow along, full
18 18|       upasanta (peace); Mahamatri (great love), Mahakaruna (great
19 18|           great love), Mahakaruna (great pity), Mahamudita (great
20 18|           great pity), Mahamudita (great rejoicing), and Mahopeksha (
21 18|        rejoicing), and Mahopeksha (great forgiveness); Anutpattikadharmakshanti (
22 21|  delightful scent fall down on the great earth, which is all full
23 27|       reverently, and who make the great and unmeasured stock of
24 28|            vigorously increase the great and unmeasured stock of
25 31|           and having perceived the great joy, will quickly inspect
26 34|          the thirty-two marks of a great man, possessed of perfect
27 37|           thought, having caused a great and immeasurable and innumerable
28 38|         the Law, they are like the great cloud at the rainy season;
29 38|         the Law, they are like the great rain; by overpowering great
30 38|        great rain; by overpowering great troops, they are like bulls;
31 38|            thoughts, they are like great elephants ; by being well
32 38|           merit, they are like the great Brahman; by their not dwelling
33 38| sweet-sounding by the noise of the great drum of the Law, striking
34 38|           of the Law, striking the great kettledrum of the Law, blowing
35 38|            of the Law, blowing the great trumpet-shell of the Law,
36 38|            of the Law, raising the great banner of the Law, lighting
37 39|       country was shining with the great splendour. And again at
38 39|         jewel-mountains, or Merus, great Merus, Mukilindas, great
39 39|           great Merus, Mukilindas, great Mukilindas, Makravadas,
40 39|            Mukilindas, Makravadas, great Kakravadas, or erections,
41 39|         blazing; and they saw that great mass of Bodhisattvas, and
42 39|            that light. And as this great earth might be, when all
43 39|          be seen, but only the one great earth which had all become
44 40|         Sukhavati are endowed with great supernatural powers.'~The
45 41|             would the enjoyment be great for that prince?'~Agita
46 41|            said: 'Yes, it would be great, O Bhagavat.'~The Bhagavat
47 41|        doubt. See, O Agita, to how great an injury the doubt of the
48 43|        this treatise of the Law, a great effort should be made to
49 43|             and convey quickly the great knowledge of omniscience.
50 43|            Agita, I grant indeed a great favour to this treatise