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 1   1, 84 |        I he will travel by the noble path,'-he was not in truth
 2   3, 59 |      man of middle state, or a noble, destruction is fixed to
 3   5, 6  |    burden of drawing, the most noble. one felt extreme compassion.~
 4   5, 42 |   bewitching the hearts of the noble women, he enraptured their
 5   5, 72 |        out for his master that noble steed, his mouth furnished
 6   5, 79 |       to the forest, wearing a noble form, in brightness like
 7   6, 8  |         I am pleased with this noble action of thine; this feeling
 8   7, 36 |        under an auspicious and noble tree by the way-side.~
 9   8, 23 |      tears, and the horse, the noble women wept with pale faces,
10   8, 28 |                        28. The noble women beat their breasts
11   8, 54 |  regards that peerless doer of noble actions, for such a virtuous
12   9, 1  |   hurry of affection, like two noble horses goaded.~
13   9, 39 |        his kingdorn,-this is a noble thought, well worthy of
14  11, 70 |       earth; guard life by the noble; guard the sons of the good;
15  12, 15 |    Arada, thus impelled by the noble nature of the prince, declared
16  13, 10 | ill-suited for one born in the noble family of a royal sage to
17  15, 77 |    made into a Kaitya, and the noble stream flowed widelyknown
18  15, 119|     space, there came also the noble chief of the sons of the
19  16, 8  |   which consists of the (four) noble truths,~
20  16, 10 |         10. 'Will proclaim the noble Law, beginningwith those
21  16, 11 |      to it Nirvana; those four noble truths must be heard first
22  16, 13 |          13. 'Having known the noble eightfold Path, and embraced
23  16, 14 |      Having thus commenced the noble truths, I will describe
24  16, 14 |        true self-control; this noble truth is the best of all
25  16, 15 |        lasts, holding fast the noble eightfold Path,-this noble
26  16, 15 |     noble eightfold Path,-this noble truth is the highest law
27  16, 16 |     pondered and held fast the noble eightfold Path, walk in
28  16, 25 |   virtuous men, who understand noble knowledge, go to heavenly
29  16, 51 |       great shouts, Even so, O noble being of boundless energy!'~
30  17, 2  |   chief of saints and became a noble mendicant.~
31  17, 4  |    omniscient admission to the noble life, he became renowned
32  17, 12 |      in asceticism; -when this noble youth came to the Bodhi
33  17, 14 |       Rudraka, remembering the noble words of their teacher,
34  17, 17 |        father and mother, some noble ladies, headed by Yasodrih,