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 1  14, 73 |    become the All-wise Arhat and Gina.~
 2  14, 90 |        And having worshipped the Gina with forms of homage suitable
 3  15, 43 |        shall depend upon thee, O Gina.'~
 4  15, 53 |         homage and was gone, the Gina proceeded to the bank of
 5  15, 64 |                          64. The Gina then blessed the four bowls
 6  15, 65 |             65. Then one day the Gina ate there an Haritakt fruit
 7  15, 68 |   companions, thus addressed the Gina, bringing him a garment
 8  15, 85 |                     85. When the Gina by his silence uttered an
 9  15, 101|     having entered Varanast, the Gina, illumining the city with
10  15, 111|    worthy Sir," know that I am a Gina,-I have come to give the
11  15, 114|        Park and the field of the Gina were there, he went joyfully
12  16, 68 |         law, therefore he is the Gina, the lord of Law.~
13  17, 2  |     after she had worshipped the Gina and attached her sons to
14  17, 6  |       adoption as a slave in the Gina faith, became a mendicant
15  17, 7  |         boatman who conveyed the Gina across the Ganges worshipped
16  17, 7  |    through his favour and by the Gina's command found a dwelling
17  17, 13 |        all into the order of the Gina; then a woman named Sakti,
18  17, 14 | according to the doctrine of the Gina, flocked round him paying
19  17, 18 |          ascetics; and the great Gina took them with him and proceeded
20  17, 19 |        apart from all doubt, the Gina, who knows at once all the
21  17, 20 |           In accordance with the Gina's command that prince of
22  17, 21 |     rejoiced at the sight of the Gina, praised his feet, worshipping
23  17, 30 |    throne, and the people in the Gina doctrine, and having abolished