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 1   1, 19 |         and illumining the three worlds, the most excellent of Bodhisattvas
 2   7, 20 |         at its best, and all the worlds are subject to change; verily
 3  10, 31 | Mandhatri's to conquer the three worlds, much more the earth.~
 4  13, 9  |       having conquered the lower worlds by thy arrows, proceed to
 5  13, 9  |       proceed to gain the higher worlds of Indra.~
 6  14, 10 |      actions, pass into wretched worlds,-these others, under the
 7  14, 87 |         beings of the Kamavakara worlds, and the brilliant inhabitants
 8  14, 88 |          and the other rulers of worlds,~
 9  15, 12 |      establish in perfect wisdom worlds as numerous as the sand,
10  15, 75 |      city and astonished all the worlds.~
11  15, 80 |           80. 'These sin-defiled worlds understand not this most
12  15, 84 |          rulers of the different worlds, besought Sugata to turn
13  15, 118|        called the Arouser of all worlds;~Brahman and the other gods
14  16, 25 |        knowledge, go to heavenly worlds, from their self-restraint
15  16, 75 |        ruler, the monarch of all worlds, the sovereign,~
16  17, 1  |           remembering the Buddha worlds and being desirous to save
17  17, 22 |       the kings in the different worlds with the lord of the Tushita