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 1   1, 20 |      like Himalaya, armed with six tusks, with his face perfumed
 2  12, 92 |                        92. For six years, vainly trying to
 3  12, 109|     highest knowledge, all his six senses being now satisfied,~
 4  14, 43 |     contact arises through the six organs of sense; he then
 5  14, 43 |        pondered, 'Where do the six organs of sense arise?'~
 6  14, 50 |                       51. 'The six organs of sense become active
 7  14, 50 |        from the contact of the six organs (with their objects);~
 8  14, 58 |        when the contact of the six organs is stopped, sensation
 9  14, 58 |       with the stopping of the six organs their contact (with
10  14, 59 |   stopping of the organism the six organs are stopped; and
11  14, 80 |       The happy earth shook in six different ways like an overjoyed
12  16, 38 |       and from this arises the six organs of the senses, including
13  16, 39 |         The association of the six organs with their objects
14  16, 48 |      of dharma was purified in six hundred millions of gods,
15  17, 12 |   Bodhi tree and practised for six years a penance hard to
16  17, 31 | diffusion of delight among the six orders of beings.~Thus ends