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 1   1, 3  |          it bore the clouds which came to it through a mistake,
 2   1, 24 |          the Bodhisattva suddenly came forth, cleaving open her
 3   1, 43 |           heavenly visitants, who came seeking religious merit,
 4   1, 54 |           for the excellent Law I came to the palace of the Sakya
 5   2, 3  |           to go round in circles, came without any effort and waited
 6   2, 40 |              40. When a suppliant came to him with a petition,
 7   3, 6  |           well-trained attendants came down one day at a proper
 8   4, 2  |                  2. And when they came up to him, their eyes wide
 9   8, 5  |           Slowly they two at last came back to the city called
10   8, 8  |           of the son of Dasaratha came back.~
11   8, 72 |       rites of the sacrifice, now came out of the temple; and being
12   9, 59 |      earth oppressed by the base, came forth from his hermitage
13   9, 60 |           the king of the Salvas, came to his city from the forest
14   9, 61 |      virtue, left the forests and came back to their houses; therefore
15  11, 22 |        you and return whence they came,-these pleasures which are
16  12, 89 |  mendicants, desiring liberation, came up to him when they beheld
17  12, 105|            thin as he was, slowly came up the bank of the Nairangana,
18  14, 3  |          from thence I passed and came hither,' thus he remembered
19  14, 6  |           his strong self-control came the conviction, 'All existence
20  14, 7  |          7. When the second watch came, he, possessed of unequalled
21  14, 63 |     pondering and meditating thus came to his conclusion:~
22  14, 89 | accompanying each their own king, came to the pavilion of the Bodhi
23  15, 23 |    consulted with one another and came forward wearing the appearance
24  15, 45 |       host like thee, though they came in myriads, could not harm
25  15, 54 |           of the Indian fig-tree, came up to him, illumining the
26  15, 67 |          cow in her former birth, came from heaven.~
27  15, 98 |         in his service; thence he came to the Ganges, and he bade
28  15, 118|        Brahman and the other gods came surrounded by their attendants,
29  15, 118|     deities of the Tushita heaven came for the turning of the wheel
30  15, 119|        directions of space, there came also the noble chief of
31  17, 3  |           the Vindhya, -when they came to him for refuge, the chief
32  17, 3  |        moreover the Naga Elapatra came to the abode of the best
33  17, 5  |    discourses which he had heard, came with his friends to the
34  17, 7  |      caves, mountains, he at last came in his rambles to the river
35  17, 12 |          left all his kindred and came seeking wisdom in asceticism; -
36  17, 12 |             when this noble youth came to the Bodhi tree and practised
37  17, 13 |      words of his maternal uncle, came to the Sugata with his disciples,
38  17, 13 | pre-eminent in Brahmanical power, came to the Sugata and fell down