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# The History of Buddhist Thought c19.23

The History of Buddhist Thought c19.23

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### [c19.23](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.religion.thomas-1933.c19.23)

It was while the sun was still over the horizon that the host was put to flight. In the first watch of the night the Bodhisatta attained the knowledge of his former existences, in the second the divine eye, and in the last the knowledge of Causal Origination. At dawn he penetrated the knowledge of omniscience, and the whole ten thousand world system was illuminated. Amid the wonders that appear when all Buddhas penetrate omniscience he uttered this udāna:

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