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 1   1, 7 |     utterly annihilated by the people when they saw the glories
 2   1, 12|    eclipse, he illuminated his people on every side, showing them
 3   1, 18|                      18. 'This people, being hard to be roused
 4   1, 22|  lightning-flash, relieved the people around her from the sufferings
 5   2, 13|                        13. The people, delivered from famine,
 6   2, 44|  acting as the guardian of his people; he had no wish to covet
 7   5, 83|    young son, his affectionate people and his unparalleled magnificence,
 8   6, 9 |     reward? but even one's own people commonly become mere strangers
 9   6, 51| without reproaching us, to the people in Kapilavastu, "Let your
10   8, 9 |          9. Full of wrath, the people followed Khamdaka in the
11   8, 17|        uttering his woe to the people.~
12   8, 19|                    19. And the people, deceived by an excessive
13   8, 41|     neighed and so woke up the people, or had even made a noise
14   8, 66|      that hard for even common people to win if they are resolute;
15   8, 72|       the wailing sound of the people, he tottered like an elephant
16  10, 3 |  surpassing all other men, the people of that region were all
17  10, 5 |                        5. Some people reverenced him with their
18  10, 10|       the immense concourse of people, and asked the reason of
19  10, 11|        is the ascetic whom the people are gazing at.'~
20  10, 26|    violence shown to thine own people, and by the mere lapse of
21  11, 11|      the world like pleasures,-people are devoted to them through
22  16, 24|          Thus certain ignorant people, talking loudly "he is," "
23  17, 23|       filled all the assembled people with joy; and established
24  17, 30|       imperial throne, and the people in the Gina doctrine, and