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 1   1, 43 | perfumes it eagerly offered him worship.~
 2   2, 50 |         sun.~Si. Having offered worship, he whose own glory was
 3   6, 58 |       beings, with a longing to worship it, seized it respectfully
 4  10, 5  |     with their hands, others in worship saluted him with their heads,
 5  14, 77 |        with exultation paid him worship and adoration with divine
 6  15, 19 |       power called Thirst', and worship thirst accordingly; else
 7  15, 76 |          76. After paying their worship in many ways, Trapusha and
 8  15, 78 |       who bathe and offer their worship in the holy river and reverence
 9  16, 100|         in his house and always worship it and honour it with all
10  16, 123|                 123. 'Let a man worship the Buddhas, honouring them
11  16, 124|         therefore let every one worship them.~
12  16, 125|      pre-eminent merit from the worship of one Bodhisattva, and
13  16, 125|     Bodhisattvas, let every one worship them;~
14  16, 126|      pre-eminent merit from the worship of one Buddha,-they shall
15  16, 126|          let every one devoutly worship them; and he too shall obtain
16  16, 128|          128. 'He who wishes to worship constantly the lords of
17  16, 132|     their minds and continually worship the three jewels with faith.'~
18  17, 5  |      Lalitaprabudha, born after worship paid to the best of trees
19  17, 12 |         carry out, then he paid worship to the chief of saints who
20  17, 28 |        Kaityas, and bidding him worship the sacred relics; and having