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 1   1, 34 |          lion gait, gazing at the four quarters, utter a voice
 2   3, 8  |         lightning, and yoked with four gentle horses, all wearing
 3   3, 55 | charioteer, 'Who is this borne by four men, followed by mournful
 4   5, 34 |           surety, O king, against four contingencies, I will not
 5  11, 13 |  conquered the continents and the four oceans, and had even obtained
 6  12, 40 |        has right views know these four things, O thou who desirest
 7  12, 41 |      learned to distinguish these four properly, having abandoned
 8  15, 3  |         Then having bathed in the four oceans and being seated
 9  15, 6  |       which thou hast thus passed four whole weeks with joy, deeply
10  15, 10 |          former Buddhas, remained four whole weeks in the fulfilment
11  15, 64 |         The Gina then blessed the four bowls as one, which were
12  15, 64 |         which were offered by the four Maharajas, and ate with
13  15, 74 |                           74. And four stones are brought to him
14  15, 74 |         are brought to him by the four Maharagns,-on one he himself
15  15, 86 |                      86. Then the four divinities (of the Bodhi
16  15, 116|               116. 'These are the four seats of the Buddhas of
17  16, 8  |        Law which consists of the (four) noble truths,~
18  16, 11 |         show to it Nirvana; those four noble truths must be heard
19  16, 31 |          wisdom, and practise the four perfections, and go through
20  16, 115|    indifference, rejoicing in the four contemplations, having reached
21  17, 20 |          court a discourse on the four sublime truths, and the
22  17, 22 |         22. The sons of Diti, the four (Maharagas) with Dhritarashtra
23  17, 25 |         the three yanas, with the four samgrahas and the eight
24  17, 30 |          various women of all the four castes; and having established