Chapter

 1 1 |         mastered the niceties of the course of duty, question the highest
 2 1 |            32. Others complete their course by keeping a constant purity
 3 1 |              he revealed the duteous course which is holy at its commencement,
 4 1 |         showed the law, revealed the course which is holy at its commencement,
 5 1 |              breach or flaw in their course, similar to gems and jewels,
 6 1 |       Srîgarbha, after finishing his course in faultless knowledge,
 7 1 |             By following the regular course they became Buddhas in several
 8 1 |             went through the regular course of duties and saw the present
 9 2 |            they have fulfilled their course for supreme, complete enlightenment,
10 2 |            kotis of Buddhas the good course which is profound, subtle,
11 2 |        unasked and laudest thine own course; thou mentionest thy having
12 2 |          feel some doubt whether the course (of duty) shown to me shall
13 2 |             How are we to fulfil the course of duty?~The venerable Sâriputra
14 2 |   dispositions, who have followed no course of duty under many kotis
15 2 |          have not accomplished their course of duty in previous existences, (
16 2 |         Buddha who has completed his course shall once be a Gina.~68.
17 2 |          made thoughts, one shall in course of time see kotis of Buddhas.~
18 2 |    distracted thoughts, one shall in course of time see kotis of Buddhas.~
19 2 |              me, by accomplishing my course of duty, lead others to
20 3 |            wert mentioning thine own course after leaving home, how
21 3 |               who has shown the true course; no Mâras can here abide.
22 3 |              observe the (religious) course; of the counsel of the Bodhisattva,
23 3 |              observe the (religious) course, will reveal to the disciples
24 3 |            goodness and observed the course of duty under many hundred
25 3 |             strenuous efforts in the course of duty, and after having
26 3 |          memory, able in showing the course of duty which they have
27 4 |         thirty or forty or fifty. In course of time the one (the father)
28 4 |        agriculture, and commerce.~In course of time, Lord, that poor
29 4 |          with scabs and itch.~13. In course of time he in his rovings
30 4 |           fully twenty years, in the course of which time he succeeds
31 4 |      preaches the law to those whose course (of life) is conditioned,
32 4 |            who is fully aware of the course of all beings and individuals,
33 5 |           from hindrances and in due course apply themselves to the
34 5 |            speaks and shows the real course of life.~17. And the great
35 6 |              enter upon the straight course to obtain this knowledge.~
36 6 |         Under them he shall follow a course of duty, trying to reach
37 6 |               now hear from me their course. [In this chapter only four
38 7 |               17. Thou knowest every course (of duty) and knowledge;
39 7 |        entered upon evil ways; their course became wrong because they
40 7 |            precipitated into a false course.~54. Hail! thou art come
41 7 |              and meditations. In due course, monks, the Lord Mahâbhigñâgñanâbhibhû,
42 7 |              pious, followers of the course (of duty) under many hundred
43 7 |              classes of auditors.~In course of time, monks, those sixteen
44 7 |            Buddhas, observers of the course (of duty), who have received
45 7 |             Nirvâna, shall learn the course (of duty) of Bodhisattvas,
46 7 |          Rarely art thou met in (the course of) many kotis ofÆons. Display
47 7 |              indicated the veritable course (of duty) such as was followed
48 7 |            the extensive and sublime course of duty and reached enlightenment
49 8 |          inclination and our ancient course. Then, after saluting with
50 8 |              fellow-followers of the course of duty. The Tathâgata excepted,
51 8 |              my son has achieved his course of duty, and how he, welltrained
52 8 |            skilful, has observed the course of enlightenment.~2. Viewing
53 8 |              learning from them this course (of duty) that kotis of
54 8 | lowly-disposed and somewhat lazy, in course of time all become Buddhas.~
55 8 |            Buddhas.~5. They follow a course in ignorance (thinking):
56 8 |               7. By following such a course my numerous disciples skilfully
57 8 |           they were taught the whole course of life (or story).~8. Pûrna
58 8 |           has formerly fulfilled his course (of duty) under thousands
59 8 |          shall be the power of their course (of duty).~27. The measure
60 8 |           when he still followed the course of duty of a Bodhisattva,
61 9 |   enlightenment.~10. Unknown is this course (of duty) to Râhula, but
62 9 |        simultaneously accomplish the course of Bodhisattvas, and after
63 10|      Dharmaparyâya, and far more, of course, to one who grasps, keeps,
64 10|              priests who observe the course of a Bodhisattva without,
65 10|            not yet proficient in the course of a Bodhisattva. But those
66 11|         Formerly, when following the course of a Bodhisattva, I have
67 12|             shalt have completed the course of a Bodhisattva, thou shalt
68 12|             regularly completing the course of a Bodhisattva thou shalt
69 12|          pious vow in their previous course, raised a lion's roar before
70 13|             and if he abides in this course, he remains in his own sphere.
71 13|       hereafter,~2. Must keep to his course (of duty) and proper sphere;
72 13|         willing to believe in it. Of course, these beings do not penetrate,
73 14|              precepts in their lofty course.~40. They dwell in the domain
74 14|            long followed a spiritual course of life and planted roots
75 14|              of Buddhas, have in the course of many hundred thousands
76 14|          having observed a spiritual course of life, have long since
77 15|      precious (and rare). For in the course of many hundred thousand
78 15|           previously following a due course.~19. Feel no doubt concerning
79 15|             23. Then I, who know the course of the world, declare: I
80 17|              and have wisdom; in the course of a hundred thousand existences
81 19|              for you all observe the course of duty of Bodhisattvas
82 19|              for you all observe the course of duty of Bodhisattvas
83 19|              root of goodness he, in course of time, propitiated twenty
84 19|             of goodness he again, in course of time, propitiated twenty
85 19|             you; you all observe the course of duty of Bodhisattvas;
86 19|             you, for you observe the course leading to supreme enlightenment.~
87 22|            Bhaishagyarâga pursue his course in this Saha-world, while
88 22|              tell us any part of the course of duty of the Bodhisattva
89 22|             himself to his difficult course. He wandered twelve thousand
90 22|           the millennium it may have course here in Gambudvipa and not
91 24|              spreadest in thy flying course thy lustre in the world.~
92 24|      enlightenment, after plying his course (of duty) during many hundreds
93 25|            applied themselves to the course of duty of Bodhisattvas,
94 26|          long as it continues having course in Gambudvîpa, those preachers,
95 26|          Lord, are to partake of the course of duty of the Bodhisattva