Book, §

 1   1, 35|          moon's rays, having the power of heat and cold, fell down
 2   1, 50|           50. 'Ganaka attained a power of instructing the twice-born
 3   1, 54|         by signs and through the power of his penances this birth
 4   1, 56|        from his consciousness of power, his pre-eminence in asceticism,
 5   4, 7 |         smile, controlled by his power.~
 6   4, 13|     sphere,-such as this is your power,I am not satisfied with
 7   4, 26|          prince, and through the power of intoxication and of love.~
 8   4, 50|            50. 'See the imperial power of females,-yonder ruddy-goose
 9   5, 31|          objects, and who has no power of settled resolution for
10   5, 47|                  47. Then by the power of the heavenly beings most
11   5, 71|          being urged by a higher power in his mind, he set himself
12   9, 47|          a special nature in our power of action.~
13  10, 26|      mere lapse of time imperial power at last flies for refuge
14  10, 38|          cannot be kept from the power of the senses.~
15  11, 15|          goddess Urvast into his power,-when he wished in his greed
16  11, 61|       its various ages into, its power,-how shall the wise man,
17  12, 73|     attenuated, and the thinking power is inactive, and the term
18  13, 40|          fragments by the sage's power.~
19  13, 72|         having conquered all the power of darkness, the heavens
20  14, 60|   impressions have no longer any power.~
21  15, 18|                     18. 'Without power no asceticism, sacrifice,
22  15, 18|   because they were endowed with power, enjoy their present triumph.~
23  15, 19|           19. 'Know me to be the power called Thirst', and worship
24  15, 21|      female mendicant's tutelary power, bring delight within thy
25  15, 31|      manifestation of his divine power.~
26  15, 34|         were dear, but he had no power to alter the effect of the
27  15, 51|    possessed of all supernatural power, the holy one thought of
28  16, 61|       attributes, apart from the power of the eye and so too as
29  17, 8 |    having shown his supernatural power, he received as Bhikshus
30  17, 8 | spiritual knowledge and with the power to abandon all worldly action;
31  17, 13|       pre-eminent in Brahmanical power, came to the Sugata and
32  17, 18|          delighted at the mighty power of Buddha, became great