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 1   1, 2  |                  2. There was a city, the dwelling-place of the
 2   1, 4  |                      4. In that city, shining with the splendour
 3   1, 7  |        uttering this scoff, the city strove by its banners with
 4   1, 9  |       monarchs,-ruling over the city, adorned it, as a bee-inmate
 5   1, 90 |         determined to enter his city.~
 6   1, 92 |     child' enter first into the city, accompanied by the aged
 7   1, 94 |         of the king's son, that city surnamed after Kapila, with
 8   1, 94 |       full of gladness like the city of the lord of wealth, crowded
 9   2, 4  |                          4. His city was all astir with the crowds
10   3, 2  |    delightful appearance of the city groves beloved by the women,
11   3, 20 |      curiosity, the magnificent city appeared on every side like
12   3, 26 |      abodes, having beheld that city thus rejoicing like heaven
13   3, 48 |        king himself entered the city.~
14   4, 101|         hearts, returned to the city with broken hopes.~
15   5, 23 |       the woods, he entered the city again but with no feelings
16   5, 83 |       forth out of his father's city.~
17   5, 84 |      lotus, looking back on the city, uttered a sound like a
18   5, 84 |      will never again enter the city called after Kapila.'~
19   6, 36 |         36. 'I cannot go to the city with my soul thus burning,
20   6, 37 |         to me, returning to the city without thee? or what shall
21   6, 67 |          he went in body to the city, not in soul.~
22   8, 5  |        at last came back to the city called after Kapila, which
23   8, 7  |      tears,--slowly entered the city which seemed all bathed
24   8, 8  |      Sakya race, the men of the city shed tears in the road,
25   8, 13 |                       13. 'This city bereft of him is a forest,
26   8, 13 |        which possesses him is a city; the city without him has
27   8, 13 |    possesses him is a city; the city without him has no charms
28   8, 47 |        s command, in palace and city, diligent guards had been
29   9, 18 |       be accomplished even in a city; thought and effort are
30   9, 29 |        apartments and the whole city.'~
31   9, 59 |        forest, went back to the city, surrounded by his children;
32   9, 60 |         the Salvas, came to his city from the forest with his
33   9, 70 |    returned of necessity to the city.~
34  10, 2  |               2. He reached the city distinguished by the five
35  11, 47 | conquering the whole earth, one city only can serve as a dwelling-place,
36  12, 87 |         the hermitage, called a city, of the royal sage Gaya.~
37  15, 25 |       have come from the golden city, abandoning the life of
38  15, 75 |     flew up reached the blazing city and astonished all the worlds.~
39  15, 98 |          When he arrived at the city Sarathi, the citizens volunteered
40  15, 101|        the Gina, illumining the city with his light, filled the
41  17, 1  |      find, and they went to the city and worshipped him, propitiating
42  17, 3  |       priest of the lord of the city Marakata, a Brahman named
43  17, 6  |       of the world, entered the city of Kasi. A poor Brahman,
44  17, 9  |     female ascetics; and in the city of Ragageha, having enlightened
45  17, 19 |         mendicants to enter the city and went to Ragageha himself
46  17, 20 |   ascetics, Udayin, went to the city of Kapila; there he, the
47  17, 25 |         year he went to his own city.~
48  17, 29 |       the world went out of the city of Kapila.~
49  17, 30 |      displaying miracles in the city of Kapila, and having paid