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 1     1, Intro  (4)|          Buddhist Canon, K'-yuen-luh, gives the titles of 897 Mahayana
 2     1,   1, 1    |          famous Zen history of China, gives two elaborate narratives
 3     1,   1, 1    |              the anonymous author who gives a short life, in Dirghagama-sutra,
 4     1,   1  (1)  |              Yuen (Do-gen) A.D. 1004, gives a detailed narrative concerning
 5     1,   3  (1)  |              of their assertions, and gives us reason to discredit the
 6     1,   3  (1)  |   Samyuktagama (Samyutta Nikaya) also gives a detailed account of Açoka'
 7     1,   3  (1)  |              increases the number and gives ten steps. Some Mahayana
 8     1,   3  (6)  |           with Buddha-nature. He also gives in detail an incredible
 9     1,   4  (1)  | Trikalpa-trisahasra-buddhanrama-sutra gives the names of 3,000 Buddhas,
10     1,   4, 4    |           glorifies the sun and moon, gives voice to thunder, tinges
11     1,   4, 4    |               the field with harvest, gives animals beauty and strength.
12     1,   4, 4    |              another name for Buddha) gives life to all beings, just
13     1,   4, 4    |           just as the lake Anavatapta gives rise to the four great rivers." "
14     1,   4, 7    |               and youth of beauty. It gives rise quite naturally to
15     1,   4, 10   |             life. On the contrary, it gives us an inexhaustible source
16     1,   4, 17   |              all sentient beings, and gives them all the milk of mercy."2
17     1,   5  (1)  |          years than Mencius. Siün Tsz gives the reason why man seeks
18     1,   5, 8    |              The sun of Buddha-nature gives light within the wall of
19     1,   6, 2    |              way, just as the painter gives the fragmentary sketches
20     1,   6, 10   |            other for a pin, or if one gives a knife or a sharp instrument
21     1,   6, 17   |              Our human history" -- he gives another illustration1 -- "
22     1,   6, 17   |               of the inner life which gives significance to it all.
23     1,   7, 4    |    experienced. One evil removed only gives place to another; one advantage
24     1,   7, 5    |              of destroying agreement, gives it variety; particularities,
25     1,   7, 7    |        fortune, while every good luck gives birth to some sort of bad
26     1,   8, 6    |              drawn in, which movement gives the lungs a support, and
27     1,   8, 12   |         Enlightened Consciousness. He gives up all mean desires and
28     1,   8, 14   |              phenomenal universe, nor gives countenance to the superstition
29     1,   8, 16   |             and lightning, because He gives us nothing in vain. Hisa-nobu (
30 Appen,   2, 3    |            and through transformation gives rise to the seven Vijñanas.
31 Appen,   4       |           grow gradually grosser, and gives rise to unreal things that