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 1   1, 11|      were offering handfuls of flowers in homage.~
 2   1, 24|    hung laden with a weight of flowers, the Bodhisattva suddenly
 3   1, 27|     head with piles of Mandira flowers.~
 4   1, 38|        him and strewed Mandira flowers over him.~
 5   1, 43|     means of its trees bearing flowers and perfumes it eagerly
 6   1, 91|        with all kinds of white flowers, and blazing with gems.~
 7   3, 9 |  strewn with heaps of gleaming flowers, with garlands suspended
 8   4, 44| covered with its honey-scented flowers, where the kokila sings,
 9   4, 61|        tree is deprived of its flowers and fruits, or if it is
10   4, 70|        is like a grove without flowers.~
11   7, 4 |      their hands full of fuel, flowers, and kusa grass,-pre-eminent
12   8, 6 |        also with trees full of flowers, that garden of his, which
13   8, 59| creepers drop honey from their flowers.~
14  13, 45|        to a pleasant shower of flowers.~
15  13, 65|     fibres are patience,-whose flowers are moral actions and whose
16  13, 72|        sweetsmelling shower of flowers fell down wet with dew.~
17  13, 73|        shone forth, showers of flowers fell down from the sky upon
18  14, 68|   spoke one to another, 'Strew flowers on this All-wise Monarch
19  14, 77|      and adoration with divine flowers; and all the world, when
20  15, 5 |         bearing an offering of flowers, thus addressed with folded
21  17, 24|       earth shook, a shower of flowers fell, the various quarters