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 1   1, 2 |    dwelling-place of the great saint Kapila, having its sides
 2   1, 86|        his younger sister, the saint, filled with compassion,
 3   4, 72|    time Ahalya the wife of the saint Gautama.~
 4   6, 61|     auspicious, the sign. of a saint; but this destructive bow
 5   9, 9 |    with the counsellor, as the saint Aurvaseya went with Vamadeva,
 6   9, 60|     his royal dignity from the saint Vasishtha.~
 7  12, 88|     bank of the Nairangana the saint whose every effort was pure
 8  13, 14|     thus addressed, the Sakya, saint unheeding did not change
 9  13, 18|     the overthrow of the Sakya saint; and his followers swarmed
10  13, 30| indignant at the attack on the saint, rolling their eyes in anger
11  13, 42|     the operation of the great saint's boundless charity.~
12  13, 43|       down upon him, the Sakya saint did not in the least degree
13  13, 47|      and fell not, through the saint's ruling guidance, -like
14  13, 48|       rushed towards the great saint, having seized a club with
15  13, 54|     creatures were shaken, the saint trembled not nor quailed,
16  13, 55|               55. The less the saint feared the frightful hosts
17  13, 70| unshaken firmness of the great saint, Mara departed dispirited
18  14, 77|      the world, when the great saint had become all-wise, was
19  15, 8 |       8. Having said this, the saint possessing the ten pre-eminent
20  15, 59|       day and night, the great saint, pondering and fasting,
21  15, 97|       place, the compassionate saint journeyed on to Gandhapura
22  17, 10|      named Maudgalya the great saint received as the best of
23  17, 13|                        13. The saint Naradatta, dwelling on Mount
24  17, 13|      they were received by the saint, and made happy with the
25  17, 15|        having taught again the saint Geta, and established the