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  1   1, 5  |        find any other rival in the world, it could only feel emulation
  2   1, 16 |          of goddesses to the whole world.~
  3   1, 20 |           destroy the evils of the world.~
  4   1, 21 |           21. The guardians of the world hastened from heaven to
  5   1, 21 |            to mount watch over the world's one true ruler; thus the
  6   1, 25 |        born for the welfare of the world, without pain and without
  7   1, 26 |            mother's womb, made the world bright like gold, bursting
  8   1, 34 |             for the welfare of the world,-thus this is my last birth,'
  9   1, 39 |  extinguished, for the sake of the world drowned in sorrow.~
 10   1, 51 |            win pre-eminence in the world at different places; those
 11   1, 74 |        darkness of illusion in the world.~
 12   1, 75 |           knowledge the distressed world, borne helplessly along,
 13   1, 76 |                   76. 'The thirsty world of living beings will drink
 14   1, 78 |           who are consumed in this world with that fire of desire
 15   1, 80 |  deliverance from its bonds of the world now overcome by misery,
 16   1, 81 |         kind sire, to the pitiable world of human beings, who through
 17   2, 54 |       watch over their sons in the world; but this king, though loving
 18   3, 33 |           long-lived lord; all the world knows thus that old age
 19   3, 36 |            and valour; and yet the world is not disturbed, even when
 20   3, 59 |            is fixed to all in this world.'~
 21   3, 61 |         all creatures, and yet the world throws off all fear and
 22   4, 57 |         fear, they are joyous in a world which is all pain.~
 23   4, 82 |             and to which the whole world is devoted.'~
 24   4, 85 |           but remembering that the world is transitory, my mind cannot
 25   4, 98 |          pleasure, while 1 see the world as it were ablaze with fire.~
 26   5, 7  |       birth and destruction of the world, he, grieved, exclaimed, '
 27   5, 9  |      origin and destruction of the world, he laid hold of the path
 28   5, 11 |         his mind the course of the world:~
 29   5, 18 |           Desiring liberation in a world subject to destruction,
 30   5, 38 |    separation is inevitable to the world, but not for Dharma, this
 31   5, 64 |        impure and monstrous in the world of living beings; but deceived
 32   5, 77 |          yet all those who in this world are companions, whether
 33   5, 78 |        will be for the good of the world,-O best of steeds, by thy
 34   5, 78 |           good and the good of the world.'~
 35   6, 1  |            the sun, the eye of the world, was just risen, he, the
 36   6, 7  |             is hard to find in the world.~
 37   6, 10 |          own (future) support; the world shows kindness for the sake
 38   6, 48 |                48. 'And since this world goes away, each one of us
 39   7, 18 |           heaven, by the lower the world of men; by the path of pain
 40   7, 24 |        misery for the sake of this world, others meet toil for the
 41   7, 26 |      obtains happiness in the next world, therefore religion here
 42   8, 5  |            on the salvation of the world,-like the sky bereft of
 43   8, 64 |         heavenly nymphs in lndra's world!~
 44   8, 66 |            leave me either in this world or the next.~
 45   9, 36 |     Leaving his kindred in another world, he departs hither; and
 46   9, 38 |         all things; time drags the world into all its various times;
 47   9, 46 |      assured liberation to all the world without any effort.~
 48   9, 48 |  non-existence; and since all this world thus arises spontaneously,
 49   9, 50 |      producing unity, bear tip the world.~
 50   9, 53 |         cause of the action of the world, is also determined as the
 51   9, 68 |            my home as a man of the world, with no knowledge of the
 52  10, 28 | dissolution as far as regards this world.~
 53  10, 35 |              Youth in this present world is the enemy of religion
 54  11, 5  |      having obtained riches in the world, employ them for the sake
 55  11, 9  |         like illusions through the world,-infatuate men's minds even
 56  11, 10 |            gods, still less in the world of mortals; he who is athirst
 57  11, 11 |        There is no calamity in the world like pleasures,-people are
 58  11, 34 |          pain of death even in the world of the living.~
 59  11, 43 |            with everything in this world,-therefore no man is invariably
 60  11, 45 |        trouble for the sake of the world.~
 61  11, 49 |          is once satisfied in this world, are not all distinctions
 62  11, 57 |            by the enjoyment of the world, and I have come out longing
 63  11, 59 |                      59. 'But that world in which there is no old
 64  11, 61 |          in its art as to draw the world in all its various ages
 65  11, 67 |             while he stays in this world, through the injury of another,
 66  11, 70 |       therefore do thou guard (the world) like Indra in heaven; guard
 67  12, 8  |           in the open field of the world's enjoyments, ere thou hast
 68  12, 37 |          his different births in a world abounding with misery.~
 69  12, 38 |            He wanders about in the world of embodied existence, thinking
 70  12, 42 |         reason the Brahmans in the world, discoursing on the supreme
 71  12, 51 |            dislike, he reaches the world of Brahman, deceived by
 72  12, 86 |           yet returns again to the world, therefore the Bodhisattva,
 73  12, 93 |           he, longing to cross the world whose farther shore is so
 74  12, 111|        that he had returned to the world the five mendicants left
 75  13, 1  |       highest knowledge, the whole world rejoiced; but Mara, the
 76  13, 2  |           He whom they call in the world Kamadeva, the owner of the
 77  13, 5  |            me and proclaims to the world the path of final bliss,
 78  13, 32 |    virtuous beings who desired the world's liberation.~
 79  13, 61 |                   61. 'Pitying the world lying distressed amidst
 80  13, 62 |            good path, when all the world is carried away in devious
 81  13, 64 |           who, when he beholds the world drowned in the great flood
 82  13, 66 |         unloosing the bonds of the world.~
 83  13, 70 |            very arrows by which, O world, thou art smitten in thy
 84  14, 5  |     actions in various lives, this world of living beings rolls on
 85  14, 8  |          sight he beheld the whole world as in a spotless mirror.~
 86  14, 28 |        fruit of their actions in a world of the Pitris destitute
 87  14, 35 |    reflected, 'Alas for this whole world of living beings doomed
 88  14, 52 |            old age and disease the world is devoured by death;~
 89  14, 64 |          the origin of pain in the world of living beings; this also
 90  14, 77 |        divine flowers; and all the world, when the great saint had
 91  14, 85 |          thee, O Lord of the whole world, glory to thee, who hast
 92  15, 9  |       attained able to deliver the world.~
 93  15, 33 |           do thou, the lord of the world of Desire, restore us to
 94  15, 37 |        again Mara, the lord of the world of Desire, lost to shame,
 95  15, 41 |            and able to deliver the world, be successively the supreme
 96  15, 41 |          the supreme lord of every world from the Yama heaven onwards'.~
 97  15, 45 |        gradually, I will bring the world to perfect happiness.~
 98  15, 51 |            holy one thought of the world still involved in embodied
 99  15, 59 |          longing to accomplish the world's salvation.~
100  15, 81 |       strong enough to deliver the world?'~
101  15, 82 |         the sake of delivering the world,'~
102  15, 83 |          shone forth, arousing the world, having emitted in the darkness
103  15, 86 |            Where, O teacher of the world, will the holy one turn
104  15, 87 |        deities, I will deliver the world.'~
105  15, 118|         summoned each from his own world; and Maitriya with the deities
106  16, 5  |    asceticism, renunciation of the world, or self-control, with true
107  16, 7  |           Path for the good of the world,-~
108  16, 8  |      Tathagata, the teacher of the world, proclaim the good Law,
109  16, 9  |           and the Tathagata in the world,~
110  16, 11 |           11. 'Instructing all the world I will show to it Nirvana;
111  16, 21 |        this assumption? If all the world is produced spontaneously,
112  16, 23 |        there not uniformity in the world if Isvara be the uniformly
113  16, 30 |            promote the good of the world, let him hold fast the chain
114  16, 69 |           the Law, the lord of the world;~
115  16, 71 |            become the light of the world, the illuminator of the
116  16, 79 |              79. 'The ruler of the world, the bearer of the world,
117  16, 79 |           world, the bearer of the world, the master of the world,
118  16, 79 |           world, the master of the world, the sovereign of the world,
119  16, 79 |        world, the sovereign of the world, the teacher of the world,
120  16, 79 |          world, the teacher of the world, the preceptor of the world,
121  16, 79 |        world, the preceptor of the world, he who brings to the world
122  16, 79 |        world, he who brings to the world the Law, virtue, and its
123  16, 93 |            guardian-spirits of the world, and also the firm throne
124  16, 105|     liberality for the good of the world,~
125  16, 110|         among the guardians of the world, an Indra ruler of the gods,
126  17, 2  |          one; the conqueror of the world then made thirty rejoicing
127  17, 5  |            Varani,-renowned in the world as Yasoda,-wise from the
128  17, 6  |           for the salvation of the world, entered the city of Kasi.
129  17, 17 |            thou art devoted to the world's salvation; what shall
130  17, 21 |    Maghavan, the ten rulers of the world headed by Yama, the sun,
131  17, 22 |       their head, and those in the world of the dead the domain of
132  17, 29 |   mendicants, the conqueror of the world went out of the city of