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 1   1, 51 |  exploits worthy of kings and sages, when left undone by the
 2   4, 11 |      Ye are able to move even sages who have lost all their
 3   7, 7  |   arose, uttered aloud by the sages in their astonishment at
 4   7, 40 |       heaven; loved by divine sages and saints whose souls are
 5   7, 49 |     for ye are all like great sages, standing fast in the religious
 6   7, 57 |  earth which was never won by sages even in a former age.'~
 7   7, 58 | having saluted the company of sages he departed; the hermits
 8  10, 40 |      the light of gems, royal sages have reached the same goal
 9  10, 40 |     by sacrifices which great sages reached by selfmortification.'~
10  11, 17 | pleasures, by whom even those sages have been overcome, who
11  12, 4  |                4. The best of sages, having seen the prince
12  13, 1  |   sprung from a line of royal sages, sat down there with his
13  16, 112|   MahaBrahman, the highest of Sages, and in the end he shall
14  17, 25 |  ascetics, disciples, Arhats, sages, mendicants, and fasters,-