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 1   1, 68|      prophesied a transcendent future,-wherefore, on seeing him,
 2   2, 25|        seer Asita his destined future which was to embrace transcendental
 3   6, 10|       for the sake of our own (future) support; the world shows
 4   9, 33| thoughts of separations in the future.~
 5   9, 47|       47. 'Some say there is a future life, but they do not allow
 6  11, 65|      victim through a wish for future reward,-it would be an unseemly
 7  11, 68|    into a course of action for future reward,-my mind does not
 8  11, 68|        not delight, O king, in future births; these actions are
 9  15, 30|       which puts an end to all future births.'~
10  15, 62|   received a prophecy of their future birth, and having received
11  16, 7 |      visible nature, or in the future, and who follows this middle