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 1   1, 38 |         their great thirst for the Law, -they who had had the privilege
 2   1, 46 |                    46. 'That royal law which neither Bhrigu nor
 3   1, 54 |           thirst for the excellent Law I came to the palace of
 4   1, 76 |          the flowing stream of his Law, bursting forth with the
 5   1, 78 |            78- 'By the rain of the Law he will give gladness to
 6   1, 79 |         excellent blow of the good Law which is so hard to find.~
 7   1, 80 |           80. 'He, the king of the Law, when he has attained to
 8   1, 81 |         refuse to hear his perfect Law.~
 9   1, 82 |         since I have not heard his Law, I count even dwelling in
10  13, 1  |        Mara, the enemy of the good law, was afraid.~
11  13, 9  |          own duty and abandon this law of liberation! and having
12  13, 30 |         the Nagas who honoured the Law, indignant at the attack
13  13, 31 |         accomplishment of the good Law, felt only a pity for Mara
14  13, 33 |        attack on the knower of the Law, remained untroubled and
15  13, 65 |            and which gives out the law as its fruit,-surely when
16  14, 67 |         the Arhat, the king of the Law, the Tathagata, He who has
17  14, 75 |           As they through the good Law achieved the welfare of
18  14, 76 |           through the lamps of the Law.' Having worshipped him
19  14, 82 |           the ambrosia of the good Law, fostering all the seeds
20  15, 43 |           thou art the king of the Law, so shall thy sons also
21  15, 46 |           to turn the wheel of the Law in Varanast.'~
22  15, 80 |           not this most excellent (Law), and the unenlightened
23  15, 81 |          81. 'Shall I proclaim the Law? It is only produced by
24  15, 84 |           to turn the wheel of the Law.~
25  15, 86 |          one turn the wheel of the Law?'~
26  15, 87 |            I turn the wheel of the Law; seated in the fourth posture
27  15, 88 |        first turn the wheel of the Law?'~
28  15, 91 |            illustrious through the Law, the glorious one went on,
29  15, 111|        give the first wheel of the Law to you. Receive initiation
30  15, 113|      reflected on the field of the Law.~
31  15, 117|        bowed to that throne of the Law, decked with tapestries
32  15, 118|        turning of the wheel of the Law.~
33  15, 119|          carrying the wheel of the Law;~With head reverentially
34  15, 119|      saints, turn the wheel of the Law as it has been done by (
35  16, 1  |           to turn the wheel of the Law.~
36  16, 8  |           world, proclaim the good Law, beginning that manifestation
37  16, 8  |          manifestation of the good Law which consists of the (four)
38  16, 10 |            Will proclaim the noble Law, beginningwith those sublime
39  16, 15 |         noble truth is the highest law for the attainment of true
40  16, 49 |           beings an ardour for the Law was made visible.~
41  16, 50 |         all that helps on the good Law manifested itself.~
42  16, 54 |       profound subtil wheel of the Law, so hard to be seen, has
43  16, 55 |              55. 'The wheel of the Law has been turned, which has
44  16, 58 |              58. 'The wheel of the Law has been described as that
45  16, 59 |              59. 'The wheel of the Law is described as without
46  16, 60 |              60. 'The wheel of the Law has been here set forth,
47  16, 61 |              61. 'The wheel of the Law has been here set forth,
48  16, 62 |          Such is this wheel of the Law which has been turned by
49  16, 64 |           is he called the lord of Law.~
50  16, 67 |            is the guide to all the Law,-attracting all beings by
51  16, 68 |            absolute ruler over all law, therefore he is the Gina,
52  16, 68 |           is the Gina, the lord of Law.~
53  16, 69 |           turning the wheel of the Law he is the lord of all the
54  16, 69 |           of all the sovereigns of Law; the mastergiver of the
55  16, 69 |             the mastergiver of the Law, the teacher, the master
56  16, 69 |         teacher, the master of the Law, the lord of the world;~
57  16, 79 |            brings to the world the Law, virtue, and its true end,~
58  16, 82 |        turning of the wheel of the Law.~
59  16, 85 |    Mahayana, the instrument of the Law of the perfect Buddha, which
60  16, 86 |      methodical arrangement of the Law may be always spread abroad,
61  16, 87 |      methodical arrangement of the Law, which is a mine of happiness
62  16, 90 |            who hears and sees this Law with a serene soul and worships
63  16, 91 |   high-minded teacher of the great Law,~
64  16, 94 |           of a teacher of the good Law who has risen to perfect
65  16, 95 |           to him who proclaims the Law.~
66  16, 96 |            this carefully arranged Law;~
67  16, 99 |         one who proclaims the good Law.~
68  16, 100|         writing this method of the Law in a book, shall set it
69  16, 103|          excellent treasure of the Law, and a treasure of knowledge,
70  16, 103|            excellences of the good Law,-~
71  16, 105|         holding this method of the Law in his mind, sets it going
72  16, 107|           merit caused by the good Law, a most excellent supply
73  16, 108|           holds this method of the Law in his mind and sets it
74  16, 109|         declare this method of the Law to others, shall have himself
75  16, 113|            hear this method of the Law as it is preached,~
76  16, 117|        wherever this method of the Law will prevail universally,~
77  16, 121|          be found there where this Law extends; it is all briefly
78  16, 127|    whosoever in days when the good Law is abolished abandons love
79  16, 128|           these good words and the Law.~
80  16, 131| imperishable glory, who hears this Law with a pure heart.~
81  16, 132|        ambitions, always hear this Law which causes transcendent
82  17, 1  |          this glorification of the Law uttered by the lion of the
83  17, 9  |        Dharma; and the lord of the Law also caused the daughters
84  17, 15 |          and having proclaimed the Law, and dwelt two years in
85  17, 23 |          proclaimed the twelvefold Law; then he restored Gautami
86  17, 23 |       others in Nirvina and in the Law. Then Suddhodana full of
87  17, 28 |          declared the glory of the Law of Buddha, he built a round
88  17, 31 |         describing the king of the Law, the deliverer from mundane