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 1   1, 1  |     supreme happiness, surpasses (Brahman) the Creator,-who, as driving
 2   4, 80 |           when he carried off the Brahman's daughter, incurred loss
 3   7, 13 |                      13. Then the Brahman well-versed in penance told
 4   7, 51 |                 51. But a certain Brahman who was lying there in the
 5   9, 3  |            3. Having saluted that Brahman with due respect, and having
 6   9, 7  |        state of things, bade that Brahman at once farewell, and wearied
 7   9, 70 |         Then the minister and the Brahman, both full of tears, having
 8  10, 2  |   auspicious sacred places, -like Brahman in a holy calm going to
 9  10, 19 |          Indra the self-existent (Brahman).~
10  12, 42 |        discoursing on the supreme Brahman, practise here a rigorous
11  12, 51 |           he reaches the world of Brahman, deceived by the delight.~
12  12, 65 |         65. 'This is that supreme Brahman, constant, eternal, and
13  15, 18 | accomplished, -those great Rishis Brahman and the rest, because they
14  15, 84 |          84. When it became dawn, Brahman and the other gods, and
15  15, 93 |       there he established a poor Brahman named Nandin in sacred knowledge.~
16  15, 118|        the Arouser of all worlds;~Brahman and the other gods came
17  16, 93 |         and the supreme throne of Brahman;~
18  16, 98 |     having also a pure voice like Brahman's, and a loud voice with
19  17, 1  |          the heavenly beings with Brahman at their head and the Bodhisanvas
20  17, 3  |           of the city Marakata, a Brahman named Agaya, and his son
21  17, 3  |        Vindhya, and an invincible Brahman ascetic Samgayin with his
22  17, 4  |        named Trikavyamgika, and a Brahman named Vidyakara,-their son
23  17, 6  |          the city of Kasi. A poor Brahman, named Svastika, a native
24  17, 10 |         named Naradya there was a Brahman Dharmapalin and a Brahman
25  17, 10 |         Brahman Dharmapalin and a Brahman woman named Salya; their
26  17, 10 |       there was a great pandit, a Brahman named Dhanyayana, who dwelt
27  17, 12 |                           12. The Brahman named Kasyapa, a very Kuvera
28  17, 21 |         moon, the hosts of stars, Brahman, Vishnu, and Siva.~
29  17, 24 |          and the heavenly beings, Brahman, Siva, Vishnu, Indra, Yama,
30  17, 26 |        Bhikshus and the citizens, Brahman and Rudra being at their
31  17, 30 |          the northern region with Brahman, Vishnu, and Siva as mendicants