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 1   1, 47 |       Veda which they had never seen in former ages,-Vyisa rehearsed
 2   1, 86 |       his resolution and having seen the son of his younger sister,
 3   2, 18 |      But the queen maya, having seen the great glory of her new-born
 4   2, 53 |       himself, 'now that he has seen the face of his son, how
 5   3, 48 | absorbed in thought; and having seen him thus return a second
 6   4, 8  |                   8. But having seen them thus listless, bewildered
 7   4, 55 |                      55. Having seen them in their real condition,
 8   4, 102|                102. Having thus seen the beauty of the troop
 9   5, 63 |                 63. Then having seen these young women thus lying
10   5, 84 |       like a lion, 'Till I have seen the further shore of birth
11   6, 8  |       of thine; this feeling is seen towards me, even though
12   7, 5  |     their cries, as if they had seen a dark-blue cloud rising
13   7, 11 |          the gentle one, having seen the different kinds of penance
14   7, 42 |                  42. 'Hast thou seen in this sacred grove one
15   7, 52 |         young as thou art, hast seen the evils of birth; he who,
16   9, 34 |   settle into certainty, having seen the multiform in its various
17   9, 66 |                 66. 'But having seen that this "sacred tradition"
18  12, 4  |       The best of sages, having seen the prince seated, and as
19  12, 48 |                48. 'Then having seen how fear arises from passion
20  12, 59 |      this contemplation, having seen the imperfections of all
21  13, 70 |        to his words, and having seen the unshaken firmness of
22  16, 54 |       of the Law, so hard to be seen, has been turned by me,
23  16, 57 |        or a dream like the moon seen in water or an echo,-it