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 1   1, 9  |           to stand at the head of earth's monarchs,-ruling over
 2   1, 31 |      young sun descended upon the earth; when he was gazed at, though
 3   1, 40 |         40. When he was born, the earth, though fastened down by (
 4   1, 53 |           become the ruler of the earth according to your words,
 5   2, 29 |        heavenly chariots upon the earth, and bright like the clouds
 6   2, 54 |          The prudent kings of the earth, who wish to guard their
 7   3, 22 |         if longing to fall to the earth; gazing up to him with upturned
 8   4, 5  |          visibly come down to the earth.~
 9   4, 10 |     Kuvera, much more this little earth.~
10   4, 42 |        women, go and conquer this earth!'~
11   6, 20 |           are hard to find on the earth or exist not at all.~
12   7, 31 |          for a sacred spot on the earth; therefore I count as a
13   7, 57 |          a teacher's chair in the earth which was never won by sages
14   8, 36 |         stands as unshaken as the earth or Mount Himavat.~
15   8, 54 |                         54. 'This earth is indeed unworthy as regards
16   8, 73 |          his son, the lord of the earth fell struck down by sorrow
17   8, 81 |       which was stedfast like the earth,-loudly lamented as one
18   8, 83 | self-control'; many kings on this earth have gone into the forests,
19   9, 17 |      while the sovereignty of the earth,-thou shalt go to the forest
20   9, 59 |           so too RAma, seeing the earth oppressed by the base, came
21   9, 68 |        therefore, may fall to the earth, even the mountain Himavat
22  10, 9  |           so worthy of ruling the earth and yet wearing a mendicant'
23  10, 11 |       wisdom or the empire of the earth,"-it is he, the son of the
24  10, 31 |       three worlds, much more the earth.~
25  11, 12 |        they have obtained all the earth girdled by the sea, kings
26  11, 16 |           whether in heaven or in earth, unsettled as to lot or
27  11, 43 |           invariably happy on the earth nor invariably wretched.~
28  11, 47 |         even conquering the whole earth, one city only can serve
29  11, 70 |         happiness here; guard the earth; guard life by the noble;
30  12, 114|             114. 'Inasmuch as the earth, pressed down by thy feet,
31  12, 117|         from this position on the earth 'until I have obtained my
32  13, 28 |     heavens did not shine and the earth shook and the (ten) regions
33  13, 58 |       nature, water its fluidity, earth its steadiness, but never
34  13, 60 |        the fire, one who digs the earth finds at last the water,-
35  13, 68 |          This is the navel of the earth's surface, endued with all
36  13, 68 |           is no other spot of the earth than this,-the home of contemplation,
37  13, 73 |        down from the sky upon the earth, and the night gleamed out
38  14, 33 |       empire, wander about on the earth ;~
39  14, 80 |                     81. The happy earth shook in six different ways
40  14, 89 |        sky, those who roam on the earth or in forests, accompanying
41  17, 18 |         by his glory, shaking the earth and putting an end to misery.~
42  17, 24 |          mighty miracle. Then the earth shook, a shower of flowers
43  17, 26 |         went forth illumining the earth; and he uttered a discourse