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 1   1, 65 |         65. Thus the great seer beheld the king's son with wonder,-
 2   1, 66 |                      66. Having beheld him seated on his nurse'
 3   2, 12 |       lakes, and groves, having beheld heaven as it were visible
 4   3, 26 | dwelling in pure abodes, having beheld that city thus rejoicing
 5   3, 27 |           27. The prince having beheld him thus overcome with decrepitude
 6   3, 54 |      the prince, and none else, beheld him as he was carried dead
 7   3, 64 |                    64. There he beheld that lovely forest like
 8   5, 5  |                       5. Having beheld the ground in this condition,
 9   6, 1  |         he, the noblest of men, beheld the hermitage of the son
10  10, 8  |    whatever part of him any one beheld, that at once riveted his
11  10, 9  |                       9. Having beheld him with the beautiful circle
12  10, 10 |      the court of the Magadhas, beheld from the outside of his
13  10, 18 |                    18. There he beheld the Bodhisattva, resplendent
14  12, 89 |        came up to him when they beheld him there, just as the objects
15  13, 33 |       But the great sage having beheld that army of Mara thus engaged
16  14, 8  |         perfectly pure sight he beheld the whole world as in a
17  14, 68 |                      69. Having beheld all this, the spirits standing
18  15, 32 |                      32. Having beheld him plunged in meditation,
19  15, 104|       worthy society, when they beheld him, said to, one another, '