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 1   1, 32 |      radiant splendour of his limbs he extinguished like the
 2   3, 5  |       those who had mutilated limbs or maimed senses, the decrepit
 3   3, 28 | hidden beneath his brows, his limbs bent down and hanging loose,-
 4   5, 42 |     he enraptured their ears, limbs, eyes, and souls by his
 5   5, 47 |    company of women and their limbs and gestures became distorted.~
 6   5, 54 |       as they sat, with their limbs oppressed by the weight
 7   5, 61 | Another, with fully-developed limbs, her mouth wide open, her
 8   8, 8  |       had returned with their limbs all relaxed, coming back
 9  10, 13 |     begging alms, keeping his limbs and his wandering thoughts
10  10, 24 |                      24. 'Thy limbs are worthy of red sandal-wood
11  12, 117|   immovably firm and with his limbs gathered into a mass like
12  15, 33 |     their feet, with decrepit limbs, they thus addressed their
13  16, 74 |        74. 'With his body and limbs every way perfect, of pure
14  16, 88 |      with a glorious form and limbs, and a retinue of the holy,
15  17, 15 | maimed persons with all their limbs perfect, and paupers and