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 1   1, 36 |   honour the yaksha-lords stood round guarding him with golden
 2   2, 3  |         Padma could teach to go round in circles, came without
 3   3, 14 |         curiosity, they crowded round;~
 4   3, 35 |   decrepit old man, and looking round on that exultant multitude
 5   3, 44 |     common to all; thus pressed round by diseases men run to pleasure,
 6   5, 39 |       shall not go,' set guards round him and the highest pleasures.~
 7   8, 4  |                  4. And turning round towards that ascetic-grove,
 8   8, 28 | incessantly, whose fingers were round and plump, which had their
 9  13, 18 |       and his followers swarmed round, wearing differenc forms
10  13, 35 |         like spikes,-they stood round trying to frighten him.~
11  13, 52 |         which caused all beings round to quail with terror, as
12  14, 73 |         in due order the entire round of the preliminaries of
13  15, 103|         having gone his begging round collecting alms, he, the
14  17, 14 |   doctrine of the Gina, flocked round him paying him their homage
15  17, 19 |         of inhabitants gathered round him, instructing his shaven
16  17, 28 |       Law of Buddha, he built a round Stupa and gave a royal coronation