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 1   2, 10 |    possessed of slender means turned not his face away when solicited.~
 2   2, 25 |     of the present Sakya race turned the prince to sensual pleasures.~
 3   2, 34 |                        34. He turned to no sensual pleasures
 4   3, 38 |     command of the king's son turned the chariot back, and the
 5   3, 47 |     chariot, O charioteer, be turned back from going outside,
 6   3, 48 |               48. Then having turned back, with all joy departed,
 7   4, 22 |      king's family may not be turned away from him.~
 8   4, 103|    when he heard how his mind turned away from all objects of
 9   5, 18 |       with my sinful passions turned away from all objects of
10   5, 83 |     hesitation his father who turned ever towards him, and his
11   7, 15 |    air with the snakes, as if turned into ant-hills.~
12  12, 1  |     moon of the Ikshvaku race turned towards the hermitage of
13  12, 81 |       it to be incomplete, he turned away.~
14  13, 45 | stones upon that tree,-but it turned to a pleasant shower of
15  15, 32 |       the mountain Meru,-they turned away their faces and they
16  16, 52 |       form has the wheel been turned by thee?'~
17  16, 54 |     hard to be seen, has been turned by me, into which the disputatious
18  16, 55 |     wheel of the Law has been turned, which has no extension,
19  16, 62 |     of the Law which has been turned by me;~