Chapter

  1 1 |        intermediate position, all that I see from this place.~7. I see
  2 1 |                see from this place.~7. I see also the Buddhas, those
  3 1 |                  place, O Mañgughosha, I see and hear such things and
  4 1 |             describe some of them.~13. 1 see in many fields Bodhisattvas
  5 1 |              shave hair and beard.~22. 1 see also many Bodhisattvas like
  6 1 |                  And some Bodhisattvas I see, who, full of wisdom (or
  7 1 |              they have learnt.~27. And I see here and there some sons
  8 1 |               the drum of the law.~29. 1 see some sons of the Sugata,
  9 1 |              forbearance.~34. Further, I see Bodhisattvas, who have forsaken
 10 1 |                  the sky.~43. Further, I see, O Mañgughosha, many Bodhisattvas
 11 1 |               relics of the Ginas.~44. 1 see thousands of kotis of Stûpas,
 12 2 |                  previous existences, (I see how) they are attached and
 13 2 |                  with mishap I make them see Nirvâna.~67. And so do I
 14 2 |                  shall in course of time see kotis of Buddhas.~92. They
 15 2 |                  shall in course of time see kotis of Buddhas.~94. Those
 16 2 |               knowledge.~109. I likewise see the poor wretches, deficient
 17 2 |                ignorant who imagine they see here a sign, as they are
 18 2 |                 as something pleasant to see for everybody, as a wonder
 19 3 |                   extremely beautiful to see, pure, prosperous, rich,
 20 3 |             hallowed Sûtra.~141. If thou see sons of Buddha who attach
 21 4 |                 on the throne is glad to see his own son, and despatches
 22 5 |                 there are no men able to see handsome or ugly shapes;
 23 5 |                 there are no men able to see planets. But other persons
 24 5 |            shapes; there are men able to see handsome and ugly shapes;
 25 5 |           planets; there are men able to see planets. But the blind-born
 26 5 |                what they affirmed. Now I see all; I am delivered from
 27 5 |                 thy room, thou canst not see nor distinguish forms outside,
 28 5 |                and how canst thou say: I see all? Good man, thou takest
 29 6 |               beautiful, and pleasant to see; consisting of lapis lazuli,
 30 6 |                  my Buddha-eye, monks, I see that the senior Kâsyapa
 31 6 |               men.~2. This Kâsyapa shall see fully thirty thousand kotis
 32 6 |            leaving human existence shall see twenty thousand mighty Ginas
 33 7 |                  What foretoken is it we see to-day (or now), friends?
 34 7 |                in such a condition as we see them?~29. Let us all together
 35 7 |           Tathâgata. We want, O Lord, to see the knowledge of the Tathâgata;
 36 7 |                Herein, monks, one has to see a device of the Tathâgatas
 37 7 |                 do not return; there you see a populous place where you
 38 7 |                    Come, sirs, there you see the great Isle of Jewels
 39 7 |             beings; in the same manner I see creatures toiling and unable
 40 7 |          attained that state, and when I see all of you have become Arhats,
 41 7 |                  repose, (but) when they see that (the creatures) have
 42 8 |                in this strain: Ye monks, see this disciple, Pûrna, son
 43 8 |                priceless gem, happens to see him again and says: How
 44 8 |           developed. In this you have to see an able device of mine that
 45 9 |                of Buddhas which he shall see in future, is immense. To
 46 10|            Tathâgata-shrine to salute or see it, must be held to be near
 47 10|             however, coming so far as to see, hear, write or worship
 48 10|             studying his lesson, he will see me.~34. His readiness of
 49 11|           following stanzas:~1. Here you see, monks, the great Seer,
 50 11|                  And all these (you here see) are my proper bodies, by
 51 11|              fulfilled I and in order to see this extinct Master.~5.
 52 11|             might be manifested. So (you see) Buddhas here in immense
 53 11|                15. Here on this seat you see me, together with the Lord
 54 11|             family, thou shalt presently see a token. No sooner had Mañgusrî,
 55 12| Sarvasattvapriyadarsana (i. e. lovely to see for all beings), a Tathâgata,
 56 13|                   when he does not go to see Kândâlas, jugglers, vendors
 57 14|         enlightened Buddhas, have but to see and hear me to put trust
 58 14|                  appearance is lovely to see; whence have they come?~
 59 14|                  men of good family, you see my sons;' and if those centenarians
 60 15|                  creatures may happen to see a Tathâgata or not to see
 61 15|                see a Tathâgata or not to see him,. Therefore and upon
 62 15|               they will get a longing to see him. The good roots developing
 63 15|                in their delusion, do not see me standing there.~5. In
 64 15|                  the relics, but me they see not. They feel (however)
 65 15|                world enter Nirvâna.~9. I see how the creatures are afflicted,
 66 15|              first have an aspiration to see me; then I will reveal to
 67 15|                 of men, they immediately see me revealing the law, owing
 68 16|                 obtain enlightenment and see the truth after four births,
 69 18|                  being perfect, he shall see the whole triple universe,
 70 18|             existence. All that he shall see with his natural eye, as
 71 18|                from his parents he shall see the whole world from within
 72 18|                 and without.~4. He shall see the Meru and Sumeru, all
 73 18|                that they ought to go and see, venerate, and serve him.
 74 18|                that they ought to go and see, venerate, serve him, and
 75 18|               and goblins always long to see him, and respectfully listen
 76 18|                   it will be pleasant to see for the creatures. On that
 77 18|                that perfect body he will see the whole triple universe;
 78 18|           existence; all of them he will see on his own body. The disciples,
 79 18|                  the Tathâgatas, he will see all of them on his own body,
 80 22|              Bodhisattva Mahâsattva will see Tathâgatas equal to the
 81 22|                by means thereof he shall see those Lords Buddhas, which
 82 22|                  Bodhisattvas happens to see such a monk as keeps this
 83 23|              resort to the Saha-world to see, salute, wait upon the Lord
 84 23|                   the Tathâgata, &c.; to see and salute Mañgusrî, the
 85 23|           Mañgusrî, the prince royal; to see the Bodhisattvas Bhaishagyarâga,
 86 23|                    at this Saha-world to see, salute, wait upon me, and
 87 23|              that meditation. And let us see that Bodhisattva, Lord;
 88 23|                  that Bodhisattva, Lord; see how the colour, outward
 89 23|              Gadgadasvara here wishes to see the Lord Prabûtaratna, the
 90 23|                  hither in the desire to see the Lord Sâkyamuni, the
 91 23|               Lotus of the True Law, and see Mañgusrî, the prince royal.~
 92 23|                  river Ganges. Dost thou see, Padmasrî, how the Bodhisattva
 93 24|                ship on the ocean, should see their bullion, gold, gems,
 94 25|                 the permission to go and see the Tathâgata. Then the
 95 25|                the young princes: I will see your Master, young gentlemen;
 96 25|              Tathâgata, &c., in order to see, humbly salute and wait
 97 25|        introduced to it, and exhorted to see the Lord. They have acted
 98 25|                  who rouses (another) to see the Tathâgata. Dost thou
 99 25|                 the Tathâgata. Dost thou see these two young princes,
100 25|              classes (and asked): Do you see, monks, the king Subliavyûha
101 26|             moment of his death he shall see another thousand of Buddhas