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 1   1, 10|          thrown on all,-of gentle nature and yet with wide-reaching
 2   1, 18|         abandoned her own subtile nature and made her form visible.~
 3   1, 60|          full accordance with thy nature, family, wisdom, and age.~
 4   2, 55|       those beings of pre-eminent nature, after knowing the flavour
 5   3, 4 |        the prince with his tender nature should even imagine himself
 6   4, 75|   offerers, begat Budha of divine nature on the spouse of Vrihaspati
 7   4, 89| undisturbed with those whose very nature implies death, disease,
 8   4, 93|         with one's whole soul and nature, then "out upon it " say
 9   5, 13|        for another who has such a nature, it would not be worthy
10   5, 64|                  64. 'Such is the nature of women, impure and monstrous
11   6, 55|           this thy perfect equine nature has been proved,-bear with
12   7, 34|        had comprehended the whole nature of penance.~
13   7, 48|           dweli in this wood; the nature of cessation is different
14   8, 22|             their loins with only nature's fulness, and uncircled
15   8, 70|      self-possessed as she was by nature, yet in her distress she
16   9, 47|     liberation; as fire is hot by nature and water liquid, so they
17   9, 47|           that there is a special nature in our power of action.~
18   9, 51|                     51. 'That the nature of the embryo in the womb
19  11, 44|           44. 'When I see how the nature of pleasure and pain are
20  12, 15|        thus impelled by the noble nature of the prince, declared
21  12, 17|           who art stedfast in thy nature.~
22  12, 18|       deep in the search into the nature of things, that the five
23  12, 27| unconfused, which views under one nature, massed like a lump of clay,
24  12, 27|          become confused in their nature.~
25  12, 62|   contracted his soul which is by nature extended everywhere like
26  13, 58|           fire might lose its hot nature, water its fluidity, earth
27  16, 7 |     pleasure or pain of a visible nature, or in the future, and who
28  16, 60| description according to its real nature, -as it has a limit and