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 1   1, 15|        15. To him there was a queen, named Maya, as if free
 2   1, 15| influence of darkness,a chief queen in the united assembly of
 3   1, 20|       entered the womb of the queen of king Suddhodana, to destroy
 4   1, 23|     the king's permission the queen, having a great longing
 5   1, 24|                    24. As the queen supported herself by a bough
 6   1, 25|      and from the side of the queen, who was purified by her
 7   1, 83|      words, the king with his queen and his friends abandoned
 8   1, 91|                  91. Then the queen with her babe having worshipped
 9   2, 18|                   18. But the queen maya, having seen the great
10   2, 19|                  19. Then the queen's sister, with an influence
11   6, 33|   wilt not surely abandon thy queen, endowed with all virtues,
12   8, 24|     Then the king's principal queen Gautami, like a fond cow
13   8, 42|     42. Having thus heard the queen's words, their syllables
14   8, 43|                43. 'Surely, O queen, thou wilt not blame Kamthaka
15   8, 43|       that god amongst men, O queen, is gone away like a god.~
16   8, 49|      fault of either of us, O queen; neither I nor this horse
17   8, 70|                    70. So the queen, fainting in her woe, wept
18   8, 87|   then with his wives and his queen the king also, saying, '
19   9, 26|        26. 'Consider also the queen, who brought thee up, who