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 1   7, 9  | hermitage,paid his homage to the saints, with a voice like a cloud
 2   7, 14 |          this is the fare of the saints according to the sacred
 3   7, 40 |        loved by divine sages and saints whose souls are intent on
 4   7, 45 |          45. 'The upright-souled saints, the upholders of religion,
 5   9, 55 |      begetting offspring, to the saints by sacred lore, to the gods
 6  13, 67 |         just as all the previous saints have sat.~
 7  14, 47 |         Bodhisattva, the lord of saints~
 8  14, 68 |         this All-wise Monarch of Saints.'~
 9  14, 69 |        greatest among the former saints, 'Do not now strew flowers-no
10  15, 49 |       when they saw the chief of saints, and the king of the Nagas
11  15, 57 |            said the chief of all saints, the true Kalpa tree to
12  15, 83 |         83. Buddha, the chief of saints, absorbed in contemplation,
13  15, 113|  respectful request the chief of saints bathed in the tank, and
14  15, 119|    besought him, 'O thou lord of saints, turn the wheel of the Law
15  16, 46 |         preached by the chief of saints, all the mendicants comprehended
16  16, 76 |        great Buddha, the lord of saints;~
17  16, 128|          constantly the lords of saints, the Pratyeka-Buddhas and
18  17, 2  |      resplendent by the chief of saints; Kasika the harlot of Kasi
19  17, 2  |         wisdom from the chief of saints and became a noble mendicant.~
20  17, 3  |         for refuge, the chief of saints initiated as mendicants,
21  17, 3  |         the abode of the best of saints, and stood resplendent there,
22  17, 12 |          worship to the chief of saints who had attained perfect
23  17, 18 |          the mendicants, and the saints. Going on from place to
24  17, 23 |          instructed, the lord of saints went to the Satya heaven,
25  17, 28 |     pre-eminent with the holiest saints and Kaityas, and bidding