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 1   1, 15 |       To him there was a queen, named Maya, as if free from all
 2   2, 46 |         son of Suddhodana a son named Rahula, with a face like
 3  12, 83 |       of the name and the thing named, took refuge in a theory
 4  12, 84 |       the idea that there is no named and no un-named;~
 5  12, 85 |        thing as un-named nor as named.~
 6  13, 49 |                 49. But a woman named Meghakali, bearing a skull
 7  15, 5  |                        5. A god named Samamtakusuma, bearing an
 8  15, 60 |      the land of Uttara Utkala, named Trapusha and Bhallika, journeying
 9  15, 67 |          a daughter of the gods named Bliadrika, who had been
10  15, 69 |        now a daughter of heaven named Bhadrika.'~
11  15, 92 |        the prince of the Nagas, named Sudarsana, on the occurrence
12  15, 93 |      established a poor Brahman named Nandin in sacred knowledge.~
13  15, 95 |        in the abode of a Yaksha named Vumda, and in the morning
14  15, 96 |         96. Next was the garden named Rohitavastuka, and there
15  15, 119|       of the sons of the Ginas, named Dharmakakra, carrying the
16  17, 2  |        hosts of the twice-born, named Purna, obtained true wisdom
17  17, 3  |        city Marakata, a Brahman named Agaya, and his son Nalaka,
18  17, 3  |       questions, and an ascetic named Dhriti, dwelling in the
19  17, 4  |       female ascetic of Mathura named Trikavyamgika, and a Brahman
20  17, 4  |    Trikavyamgika, and a Brahman named Vidyakara,-their son was
21  17, 4  |        Vidyakara,-their son was named Sabhya, a dweller in the
22  17, 6  |            6. The glorious one, named the great Buddha, proceeded
23  17, 6  |        of Kasi. A poor Brahman, named Svastika, a native of Varanasi,
24  17, 10 |          10. In another village named Naradya there was a Brahman
25  17, 10 | Dharmapalin and a Brahman woman named Salya; their seventh son
26  17, 10 |        Salya; their seventh son named Upatishya, who had studied
27  17, 10 |         great pandit, a Brahman named Dhanyayana, who dwelt in
28  17, 10 |         him and the son of Sali named Maudgalya the great saint
29  17, 11 |  mendicant a native of Mithila, named Ananda, with his companions,
30  17, 12 |                 12. The Brahman named Kasyapa, a very Kuvera for
31  17, 13 |       of the Gina; then a woman named Sakti, and another named
32  17, 13 |        named Sakti, and another named Kamala, pre-eminent in Brahmanical
33  17, 14 |      their staves; next a seer, named Raivata, joyfully uttering