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 1   1, 64 |       side, and showed him to the holy ascetic.~
 2   1, 69 |             69. 'Is the prince, O holy man, destined to a long
 3   2, 32 |    reached not the ground, like a holy sage stepping from a heavenly
 4   2, 37 |           mind with the waters of holy places and of holy feelings;
 5   2, 37 |      waters of holy places and of holy feelings; and at the same
 6   2, 50 |                         50. He of holy deeds shone forth gloriously,
 7   7, 10 |         hermitage filled with the holy company desirous of heaven,-
 8   7, 33 |       spots,-all crowded with the holy hermits who had performed
 9   7, 39 |          39. 'In front stands the holy mountain Himavat, inhabited
10   7, 40 |             40. 'Near us also are holy spots of pilgrimage, which
11   8, 84 |       those words long ago of the holy sage Asita; "He will never
12  10, 2  |        places, -like Brahman in a holy calm going to the uppermost
13  12, 47 |       feelings, meditating on the holy books, and satisfied in
14  12, 116|          at the foot of the great holy tree.~
15  12, 118|           made no sound, when the holy one took his seat firm in
16  14, 65 |                  66. Thus he, the holy one, sitting there on his
17  14, 78 |                      79. Then the holy one descended and stood
18  15, 6  |           6. 'What is the name, O holy one, of this meditation,
19  15, 11 |       addressed the Tathagata, 'O holy one, be pleased to enter
20  15, 21 |                            21. 'O holy one, I am Delight by name,
21  15, 24 |       addressed the Tathagata, 'O holy one, receive us as religious
22  15, 48 |           to journey alone to the holy Varanast.~
23  15, 50 |                            50. 'O holy one, thou art all-wise,
24  15, 51 |           supernatural power, the holy one thought of the world
25  15, 77 |        flowed widelyknown as the 'Holy River.'~
26  15, 78 |        offer their worship in the holy river and reverence the
27  15, 79 |      seated under a palm-tree the holy one pondered: 'The profound
28  15, 86 |    teacher of the world, will the holy one turn the wheel of the
29  15, 88 |                     88. There the holy one, the bull of the Sakya
30  15, 110|           be won,'-so saying, the holy one thus spoke to the five
31  16, 14 |          truth is the best of all holy laws.~
32  16, 52 |       Then Maitreya addressed the holy one, 'O great mendicant,
33  16, 53 |        great-souled Maitreya, the holy one looked at him and thus
34  16, 88 |       limbs, and a retinue of the holy, and an intelligence of
35  17, 5  | accompanied by his glory; and the holy one, touching his head with
36  17, 13 |       with his disciples, and the holy one admitted them all into
37  17, 22 |   conspicuous in the universe the holy one created it all, becoming
38  17, 26 |     instruments. There he saw the holy fig-tree and he stood by