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 1   1, 18|    subtile nature and made her form visible.~
 2   1, 20|               20. Assuming the form of a huge elephant white
 3   3, 27|   decrepitude and different in form from other men, with his
 4   5, 20|    other than what his outward form promised, had come to him
 5   5, 26|      26. Then the prince whose form was like the peak of a golden
 6   5, 42|    souls by his speech, touch, form, and qualities.~
 7   5, 43|         then, shining with his form like the sun, he ascended
 8   5, 79|        forest, wearing a noble form, in brightness like fire,
 9   6, 60|   celestial being, wearing the form of a hunter, pure in heart,
10   6, 63|  hunter, assuming his heavenly form, having taken the white
11   7, 8 |               8. Like a second form of the lord of the gods
12  10, 19| distinguished by his beauty of form and perfect tranquillity
13  12, 15|  prince, declared in a concise form the tenets of his doctrine:~
14  12, 60|      becomes as disgusted with form itself as he who knows the
15  12, 72|    triad continues in a subtil form.~
16  12, 76|      conceived, apart from its form and heat.~
17  13, 36| standing there, so dreadful in form and disposition, the great
18  15, 37|      lost to shame, taking the form of the head of a family,
19  16, 2 |  belonging to Maitriya, ye who form one vast congregation,-as
20  16, 20| accounted for, which we see in form, riches, happiness, and
21  16, 33|     all desire for any further form of existence, let him abolish
22  16, 41|   which is sensual, possessing form, or formless; and from existence
23  16, 52|       great mendicant, in what form has the wheel been turned
24  16, 88|       strength with a glorious form and limbs, and a retinue
25  17, 20|      courtiers, offering every form of homage.~
26  17, 21|        sky in his one person a form comprehending the universe;