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 1   2, 46|                          46. In course of time to the fair-bosomed
 2   3, 31|        in his childhood, and in course of time he learned to grope
 3   5, 11|      understood in his mind the course of the world:~
 4   5, 37|        is impossible, then this course of mine is not to be hindered;
 5   9, 35|         inevitably fixed in the course of time for all beings,
 6  11, 68|       am not to be lured into a course of action for future reward,-
 7  11, 73|        as he wandered on in his course, the king and his courtiers
 8  12, 42|        practise here a rigorous course of sacred study and let
 9  12, 44|      led, and the limit of this course of life?'~
10  12, 45|         him in another way that course of life clearly and succinctly.~
11  13, 2 | flower-arrowed, the lord of the course of desire,-it is he whom
12  13, 47|         well experienced in the course of worldly objects and is
13  13, 58|    acquired his merit by a long course of actions through unnumbered
14  14, 64|  stopping of pain; this is that course which leads to its stopping.'
15  14, 69|         exclaimed, who knew the course of action of the greatest
16  15, 90|       the manifold supernatural course of life of Magadha.~
17  16, 46|     mendicants comprehended the course and the cessation of embodied
18  17, 2 |          initiating them in the course of perfect wisdom; and the
19  17, 14|    praises, having finished his course of discipline, became a