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 1   3, 8  |          four gentle horses, all wearing golden trappings.~
 2   5, 51 |         new golden ornaments and wearing peerless yellow garments,
 3   5, 79 |     longing to go to the forest, wearing a noble form, in brightness
 4   6, 60 |          Then a celestial being, wearing the form of a hunter, pure
 5   6, 65 |          the weeping Kkamda, and wearing his fame veiled by the sign
 6   7, 51 |     there in the ashes, tall and wearing his hair in a tuft, and
 7  10, 6  |                6. Those who were wearing gay-coloured dresses were
 8  10, 9  |         ruling the earth and yet wearing a mendicant's dress,-the
 9  10, 15 |        the sun of mankind shone, wearing his red dress, like the
10  12, 107|          with a white shell, and wearing a dark blue woollen cloth,
11  13, 4  |                   4. 'This sage, wearing the armour of resolution,
12  13, 18 |         followers swarmed round, wearing differenc forms and carrying
13  13, 21 | elephants, clothed in leather or wearing no clothes at all;~
14  13, 52 |                      52. Others, wearing the forms of hyenas and
15  15, 23 |         another and came forward wearing the appearance of youthful
16  17, 4  |         went into the Deer Park, wearing the aspect of one perfectly
17  17, 12 |  Ragageha, being pure-minded and wearing only one garment, left all