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 1   1, 36 |        honour the yaksha-lords stood round guarding him with
 2   1, 66 |      seated on Devi's side, he stood with the tears hanging on
 3   4, 3  |                   3. Then they stood surrounding him, their minds
 4   4, 33 |        pretended intoxication, stood conspicuous with her tongue
 5   4, 36 |        with eyes like lotuses, stood like the lotus-goddess Padma,
 6   6, 13 |       illumined his diadem, he stood, uttering these words, like
 7   7, 3  |        also, with their wives, stood still in curiosity, holding
 8   7, 5  |  ascetics who grazed like deer stood still.~
 9   7, 36 |      rag-strips waving, and he stood considering their penances
10   7, 37 |      hermits having approached stood surrounding the best of
11  10, 4  |        who was going elsewhere stood still, and he who was standing
12  13, 35 | upright ears like spikes,-they stood round trying to frighten
13  13, 47 |    five arrows shot by another stood motionless and fell not,
14  14, 78 |     the holy one descended and stood on his throne under the
15  15, 4  |        assuming many forms, he stood triumphant on his throne,
16  15, 118|      The five worthy disciples stood in front, with joyful minds,
17  17, 3  |        the best of saints, and stood resplendent there, perfectly
18  17, 20 |      instructed the king as he stood in the assembly in the boon
19  17, 24 |    seven flames, and the rest, stood resting their feet on the
20  17, 26 |       the holy fig-tree and he stood by it remembering his birth,