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 1   1, 68| distinguish it from that of a divine sage, and whose brilliant
 2   3, 20|     side like heaven with its divine chariots thronged with celestial
 3   4, 75|      offerers, begat Budha of divine nature on the spouse of
 4   6, 58|     it was thrown up; and the divine hosts paid it due adoration
 5   7, 40|   ladders to heaven; loved by divine sages and saints whose souls
 6   8, 44|      dragged by force by some divine powers, brought quickly
 7  14, 7 |        received a pre-eminent divine sight, lie the highest of
 8  14, 8 |               8. Then by that divine perfectly pure sight he
 9  14, 77|    worship and adoration with divine flowers; and all the world,
10  15, 7 |         This is designated, O divine being, "the array of the
11  15, 31|      the manifestation of his divine power.~
12  16, 18|    that all also depends on a Divine Lord.~