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 1   1, 4  |       find no place; prosperity shone resplendently, as with a
 2   1, 13 |        still vied together they shone all the brighter in the
 3   1, 14 |  councillors of exalted wisdom, shone forth all the more gloriously,
 4   1, 17 |     when it encountered her, it shone brilliantly; thus the night
 5   1, 30 |        issued from the womb, he shone as if he had come down from
 6   1, 31 |        fortitude, and beauty he shone like the young sun descended
 7   1, 41 |          though still the same, shone with augmented light, and
 8   2, 30 |    heavenly nymphs, that palace shone like Mount Kailasa.~
 9   2, 50 |            50. He of holy deeds shone forth gloriously, in the
10   3, 21 |    faces of the beautiful women shone like lotuses wreathed in
11   4, 28 |        Attended by the women he shone in that pleasant grove,
12   5, 49 |                     49. Another shone with her flute clinging
13   5, 52 |    willow-form bent like a bow, shone as she lay with her beautiful
14   5, 54 |         weight of their bosoms, shone in their beauty, mutually
15   9, 11 |        the Sakya race; and they shone in his proximity like the
16   9, 12 |        addressed the prince who shone brightly as he sat at the
17  10, 15 | peacocks, he the sun of mankind shone, wearing his red dress,
18  12, 110|         equally spread in both, shone like the ocean and the moon.~
19  13, 72 |        of darkness, the heavens shone out with the moon like a
20  13, 73 |        sky grew clear, the moon shone forth, showers of flowers
21  15, 83 |      absorbed in contemplation, shone forth, arousing the world,
22  15, 85 |         lion of the Sakyas also shone there, still remaining lost