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 1   1, 19 |        of Bodhisattvas suddenly entered at a thought into her womb,
 2   1, 20 | perfumed with flowing ichor, he entered the womb of the queen of
 3   1, 56 |                          56. He entered into the precincts of the
 4   1, 93 |          The Sakya king, having entered his palace, like Bhava well-pleased
 5   3, 9  |        With a worthy retinue he entered the road which was strewn
 6   3, 38 |      the prince lost in thought entered even that royal palace as
 7   3, 48 |       with all joy departed, he entered his home, absorbed in thought;
 8   3, 48 |   second time, the king himself entered the city.~
 9   4, 102|     which envelopes all things, entered his dwelling.~
10   5, 23 |       dwelling in the woods, he entered the city again but with
11   5, 24 |     hands to welcome him, as he entered the road.~
12   5, 40 |          the prince, sorrowing, entered into his palace.~
13   6, 15 |                    15. '"I have entered the ascetic-wood to destroy
14   7, 1  |        the place by his beauty, entered that hermitage as if it
15   7, 2  |         like the lion's, having entered that arena of deer, himself
16   7, 32 |     down into the west; then he entered the grove where penances
17   7, 58 |       all the rites of courtesy entered again into the ascetic grove.~
18   8, 7  |         dim with tears,--slowly entered the city which seemed all
19   8, 16 |          overcome with grief he entered the palace as if his master
20   9, 2  |         and with sober gestures entered the abode of Bhargava.~
21  15, 22 |       tranquil like one who has entered Nirvana.~
22  15, 101|                101. Then having entered Varanast, the Gina, illumining
23  17, 6  |         salvation of the world, entered the city of Kasi. A poor