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 1   1, 87 |        called worldly objects, caused his son to go through the
 2   2, 17 |        the king in consequence caused the prince's name to be
 3   3, 42 |   sickness, that has grown up, caused by the inflammation of the (
 4   5, 66 |     gods, knowing his purpose, caused the door of the palace to
 5   9, 33 |   consider the king's grief as caused by me, when in the midst
 6   9, 34 |    sorrow,-this sorrow is only caused by ignorance.~
 7   9, 54 | destruction of being are alike caused by the soul, but they say
 8  12, 95 |      his beauty unimpaired, he caused gladness to other eyes,
 9  13, 52 |     loudly fierce howls, which caused all beings round to quail
10  15, 65 |     having planted the seed he caused it to grow to a tree.~
11  16, 1  |        lion of the Sakyas then caused all the assembly, headed
12  16, 22 |                22. 'If good is caused by good, then evil will
13  16, 37 |       37. 'The impressions are caused by this, which produce [
14  16, 107|     107. A supply of the merit caused by the good Law, a most
15  16, 119|     and no alarm shall spread, caused by quarrel or war;~
16  17, 9  |       the lord of the Law also caused the daughters of Namdika,