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 1   1, 9 |                   9. A king, by name Suddhodana, of the kindred
 2   2, 17| consequence caused the prince's name to be Sarvarthasiddha.~
 3   2, 26| wide-spread glory, Yasodhara by name, having a name well worthy
 4   2, 26|     Yasodhara by name, having a name well worthy of her, a very
 5   2, 46| glorious in accordance with her name,-there was born from the
 6  11, 17|       these enemies bearing the name of pleasures, by whom even
 7  11, 40|        he indeed might give the name of' enjoyment to pleasures.~
 8  11, 41|        cannot apply to them the name of enjoyment; the very conditions
 9  12, 20|       something which bears the name kshetragna, from its knowledge
10  12, 83|   inherent imperfections of the name and the thing named, took
11  12, 83|    Nihilism, which maintained a name and a non-name.~
12  12, 84|            84. And since even a name and a non-name were substrata,
13  13, 13|      are and well deserving the name of lovers.'~
14  14, 3 |        place I was so and so by name, and from thence I passed
15  15, 6 |                 6. 'What is the name, O holy one, of this meditation,
16  15, 21|       holy one, I am Delight by name, fostering all practicable
17  15, 39|   returned as Tathagata, with a name corresponding to the reality
18  15, 54|    night, a deity, who bore the name of the Indian fig-tree,
19  15, 55|      born as a man, bearing the name of Buddha; and it has been
20  17, 11|       Saliputra, Dirghanakha by name; then travelling in the