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 1   1, 63|        the banner of the Sakya race, as if it were Indra's banner
 2   2, 24|       sciences suitable to his race, which generally took many
 3   2, 25|      king of the present Sakya race turned the prince to sensual
 4   2, 47|   regard to the welfare of his race had longed for a son and
 5   7, 6 | Beholding him, the lamp of the race of Ikshvaku, shining like
 6   8, 8 | without the pride of the Sakya race, the men of the city shed
 7   8, 9 |        s son, the glory of his race and kingdom? he has been
 8   8, 74|     attendants all of the same race, gazed on the horse with
 9   9, 4 |        monarch of the Ikshvgku race, pure in his valour and
10   9, 11|        the banner of the Sakya race; and they shone in his proximity
11  10, 23|        consider thy widespread race, beginning with the sun,
12  10, 27|       But if from thy pride of race thou dost not now feel confidence
13  10, 33|      worthy of thy illustrious race.~
14  11, 64|      such as are worthy of thy race and bring a glorious fruit,"-
15  12, 1 |       the moon of the Ikshvaku race turned towards the hermitage
16  13, 28|      and the bull of the Sakya race, the heavens did not shine
17  15, 44|      clan, the upholder of the race of the Sakyas.~
18  15, 88|     one, the bull of the Sakya race, pondered, 'For whom shall