Book, §

 1   1, 48 |    its poetry which the great seer Kyavana could not compose;
 2   1, 54 |  destroy all birth, the great seer Asita in his thirst for
 3   1, 61 |       true way in which those seer kings of old, rejecting
 4   1, 65 |            65. Thus the great seer beheld the king's son with
 5   2, 25 |   heard before from the great seer Asita his destined future
 6   4, 16 |         In olden time a great seer, hard to be conquered even
 7   4, 18 |    caste fascinated the great seer Gautama, though a master
 8   4, 20 |            20. 'And the great seer Visvamitra, though plunged
 9  11, 69 |   with a wish to see next the seer Arada who proclaims liberation;
10  12, 38 |        thinking that I am the seer, and the hearer, and the
11  12, 43 |       this discourse from the seer, asked concerning the means
12  12, 97 |                  97. Then the seer, having his body evidently
13  12, 104|   upon eating food,' the wise seer of unbounded wisdom, having
14  12, 110|                      110. The seer, having his body now fully
15  13, 8  |       thus addressed the calm seer as he sat on his seat, preparing
16  13, 56 |   thus malevolent against the seer,-addressed him in a loud
17  14, 47 | ignorance; thus did the great seer, the Bodhisattva, the lord
18  15, 42 |  shalt attain Nirvana; O wise seer, repair to the hermitage
19  16, 72 |    great physician, the great seer, the healer of all evils,~
20  17, 11 |      the convent given by the seer Geta, attracting to himself
21  17, 14 | carrying their staves; next a seer, named Raivata, joyfully