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 1   1, 19 |        heaven, and illumining the three worlds, the most excellent
 2   2, 41 |            he obtained the set of three and learned the set of three;
 3   2, 41 |      three and learned the set of three; he understood the two and
 4   3, 42 |          the inflammation of the (three) humours, which has made
 5   4, 64 |         misfortune,-these are the three marks of a friend.~
 6   4, 86 |       disease, and death-if these three things did not exist, I
 7   8, 32 |        are alone come back, while three went away together, my mind
 8   9, 55 | sacrifices; he is born with these three debts upon him,-whoever
 9  10, 28 |         in reverse order, are the three objects in life; when men
10  10, 30 |         therefore by pursuing the three objects of life, cause this
11  10, 31 |        Mandhatri's to conquer the three worlds, much more the earth.~
12  11, 58 |          universal pursuit of the three objects is the supreme end
13  11, 58 |          desirable is misery,-thy three objects are perishable and
14  13, 3  |                            3. His three sons, Confusion, Gaiety,
15  13, 3  |        Gaiety, and Pride, and his three daughters, Lust, Delight,
16  15, 13 |                      13. Then the three daughters of Mara, Lust,
17  15, 23 |                      23. Then the three, with despondent faces,
18  15, 40 |           do thou meditate on the three jewels, and cherish thy
19  15, 61 |           with an offering of the three sweet substancess and milk;
20  15, 77 |         paid their homage to the 'Three Stones' when they were made
21  15, 78 |      reverence the Kaitya. of the three stones, become great-souled
22  15, 115|            115. Having worshipped three seats, he desired to visit
23  15, 116|         the (present) Bhadra Age,-three Buddhas have passed therein,
24  16, 132|           continually worship the three jewels with faith.'~
25  17, 8  |       action; then accompanied by three hundred disciples Upasena
26  17, 14 |        and able to counteract the three kinds of poisons and other
27  17, 25 |           and inaction and in the three yanas, with the four samgrahas