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 1     7  (8)|            araniyato), i.e., to be approached (upagantabbato)," in the
 2    12, 16 |  assemblies. ~30. "I recall having approached many hundred assemblies
 3    44  (2)|        differ only in how they are approached. According to the commentary,
 4   107     |          brahman Ganaka-Moggallana approached the Lord; having approached
 5   107     |        approached the Lord; having approached he exchanged greetings with
 6   107, 7  |          to go to Rajagaha. Having approached you, he might speak thus: '
 7   121     |           coming out of seclusion, approached the Blessed One and, on
 8   125     |      always roaming about on foot, approached the novice Aciravata; having
 9   125     |           novice Aciravata; having approached he exchanged greetings with
10   125     |     departed, the novice Aciravata approached the Lord; having approached
11   125     |        approached the Lord; having approached and greeted the Lord, he
12   125     | market-town might approach; having approached the mountain slope one friend
13   140     |           shed. So the Blessed One approached Ven. Pukkusati and said
14   140     |            a large number of monks approached the Blessed One and, on