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1   1, 11 |        elephants of his enemies bowed prostrate with their heads
2   1, 37 |       of Maya, with their heads bowed at his majesty, held up
3   1, 67 |      hands clasped and his body bowed he thus asked him in a broken
4   3, 12 |      out from the meaner houses bowed down like the banners of
5   5, 53 |      The lotus-face of another, bowed down, with the pinguent-lines
6  12, 90 |         in that family, as they bowed reverently with their bodies
7  12, 108|    lotus-like eyes opened wide, bowed down before him and persuaded
8  15, 117| addressed them the glorious one bowed to that throne of the Law,
9  15, 119|         With head reverentially bowed, having placed it, a mass