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 1   1, 33|            set down with a stamp,-seven such firm footsteps did
 2   1, 33|          the constellation of the seven rishis.~
 3   2, 41|        the one, and protected the seven; he abandoned the seven
 4   2, 41|           seven; he abandoned the seven and kept the five; he obtained
 5  14, 70|          the air to the height of seven palm-trees, addressed all
 6  14, 78|         the tree; there he passed seven days filled with the thought, '
 7  15, 1 |        thus passed that period of seven days which is designated '
 8  15, 50|        will be stormy weather for seven days,-wind, rain, and darkness,-
 9  15, 53|                      53. When the seven days were past and the Naga
10  15, 56|          O my lord, do thou dwell seven days in triumph here.'~
11  15, 58|                58. There he dwelt seven days; and then in a forest
12  15, 99|        across the Ganges, may the seven blessings be thine.' 'I
13  17, 9 |          9. The glorious one made seven hundred ascetics enter Nirvana
14  17, 14|                               14. Seven hundred disciples of the
15  17, 24|            Nirriti, Fire with his seven flames, and the rest, stood
16  17, 27| Sundarananda, and one hundred and seven citizens.~