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 1   1, 25 |                      25. 'At that time the constellation Pushya
 2   1, 30 |            30. Having thus in due time issued from the womb, he
 3   1, 57 |          as did Antideva in olden time to Vasishtha:~
 4   1, 73 |          disappointment. It is my time to depart, and this child
 5   2, 1  |                       1. From the time of the birth of that son
 6   2, 7  |      rained in his kingdom in due time and place, with the sound
 7   2, 10 |   property is available, -at that time even one possessed of slender
 8   2, 29 |             29. Then he spent his time in those royal apartments,
 9   2, 37 |         feelings; and at the same time he drank the soma-juice
10   2, 46 |                  46. In course of time to the fair-bosomed Yasodhara,-
11   2, 48 |          in his joy he at the due time attended to every enjoined
12   2, 55 |        worldly pleasure up to the time of attaining the supreme
13   3, 6  |          down one day at a proper time from the roof of the palace
14   3, 25 |           Beholding for the first time that high-road thus crowded
15   3, 31 |       childhood, and in course of time he learned to grope on the
16   3, 33 |     without doubt by the force of time through multitude of years
17   3, 48 |          him thus return a second time, the king himself entered
18   3, 62 |           our chariot, this is no time or place for a pleasure-excursion;
19   4, 16 |                     16. 'In olden time a great seer, hard to be
20   4, 72 |  Puramdara (Indra) wooed in olden time Ahalya the wife of the saint
21   4, 76 |                76. 'So too in old time Parasara, overpowered by
22   5, 30 |       this thought, it is not the time for thee to betake thyself
23   5, 32 |                   32. 'It is high time for me to practise religion,
24   5, 70 |      their own accord, verily the time is come to depart for my
25   6, 6  |           master, and at the same time is able to carry out his
26   6, 16 |      however long it may last, in time will come to an end.~
27   6, 21 |     sayest,'He is gone at a wrong time to the wood,'-there is no
28   6, 21 |          wood,'-there is no wrong time for religious duty (dharma),
29   6, 48 |           anything thine own in a time of union which is a dream.~
30   7, 18 |       such penances endured for a time,-by the higher they attain
31   8, 27 |      their eyes, as a lake in the time of the first rains with
32   8, 47 |         by thousands, and at that time they were all overcome by
33   9, 14 |           woods at an inopportune time.~
34   9, 17 |           go to the forest at the time provided by the sastras,-
35   9, 35 | inevitably fixed in the course of time for all beings, just as
36   9, 38 |         38. 'There may be an "ill time" in one's attaining a worldly
37   9, 38 |       attaining a worldly object,-time indeed is described as inseparably
38   9, 38 |        connected with all things; time drags the world into all
39   9, 38 |        its various times; but all time suits a bliss which is really
40   9, 43 |         only unfit at the present time; it could not be thy duty,
41   9, 58 |        thee, my son,-those in old time also have returned from
42  10, 26 |          and by the mere lapse of time imperial power at last flies
43  10, 33 |       enjoy pleasures now; in due time, O thou lover of religion,
44  10, 38 |         Let therefore this fickle time of youth first pass by,
45  11, 22 |      which are but borrowed for a time, what man of self-control,
46  11, 61 |        when he knows not when the time of death will be?~
47  12, 10 |  generally efficient only after a time, when the student has been
48  12, 106|                  106. Now at that time Nandabala., the daughter
49  14, 19 |         by them in the fulness of time with cries.~
50  15, 50 |           darkness,-dwell for the time in my abode.'~
51  15, 100|           of birds; and from that time Bimbishra abolished the