Chapter
1 1 | the law.~11. And the other sons of the Sugata who, strivinor
2 1 | the wilderness, as (true) sons of the Sugata.~25. Some
3 1 | see here and there some sons of the principal Gina who,
4 1 | the law.~29. 1 see some sons of the Sugata, humble, calm,
5 1 | enlightenment.~31. There are some sons of the Gina who dwell in
6 1 | enlightenment.~33. Some sons of the Gina, whose strength
7 1 | science.~42. (There are) sons of the Sugata who try to
8 1 | have been raised by these sons of the Gina and now adorn
9 1 | 47. Such honour do the sons of the Sugata render to
10 1 | matter, O Mañgusvara! the sons of Buddha are anxious to
11 1 | ascetic life), had eight sons, viz. the young princes
12 1 | eight young princes, Agita, sons to the Lord Kandrasûryapradîpa,
13 1 | happened, Agita, that the eight sons of the Lord Kandrasûryapradipa,
14 1 | Buddha-knowledge.~59. And the eight sons born to him, the leader,
15 1 | to gems and jewels, the sons of the leaders of men are
16 1 | meditation are seen the true sons of the Sugatas while they
17 1 | kotis of Æons.'~81. The many sons of Buddha were struck with
18 2 | as it is. The legitimate sons of Gina here standing and
19 2 | speaking in the assembly of the sons of Sugata, and roused them
20 2 | On beholding such worthy sons of Buddha (I said): Thy
21 3 | Sâriputra, the man gives to his sons, who run swift as the wind,
22 3 | is the use of my having sons if I lose them? No, they
23 3 | says to them: Listen, my sons, I have carts of different
24 3 | at ease.~75. These poor sons of mine, whom I have recovered
25 3 | that man gives to all his sons, who, overjoyed and charmed,
26 3 | the triple world, are my sons.~86. This triple world is
27 3 | from burning heat are my sons.~88. And I told its evils
28 3 | me.~90. And those of my sons who adhere to me, who are
29 3 | others) who equally are my sons, to them I just now am showing,
30 3 | exalted vehicle in which the sons of Buddha take a never-ending
31 3 | Sûtra.~141. If thou see sons of Buddha who attach themselves
32 3 | them this Sûtra.~142. Those sons of Buddha who have not broken
33 4 | Lord, do we represent the sons of the Tathâgata, and the
34 4 | Tathâgata says to us: Ye are my sons, as the householder did.
35 4 | us that we are to him as sons, and that he reminds us
36 4 | case stands thus: we are as sons to the Tathâgata, but low (
37 4 | that inasmuch as we are the sons of the Tathâgata.~On that
38 4 | certainly, my disciples and sons.'~37. And the Lord of the
39 4 | 39. And by hearing us the sons of Gina realise that eminent
40 4 | and revealing it to the sons of Gina, in the manner of
41 4 | To whom(soever) among the sons of Gina who in this world
42 4 | skilfulness, when he tames his sons of low disposition and thereupon
43 5 | highest plants.~32. But the sons of Sugata, who sedulously
44 7 | enlightened the sixteen sons born to that Lord when a
45 7 | beings not human, while his sons, the sixteen young princes,
46 7 | the sixteen princes, his sons, commenced at that juncture
47 7 | overjoyed.~64. The sixteen sons of the Leader of men, those
48 7 | princes also, his own dear sons, who had become mendicants
49 7 | considering the wish of his sons, the young princes, explained
50 7 | then taught; each of the sons of the Sugata converted (
51 7 | of space, those sixteen sons of the Gina became themselves
52 9 | say: These are the Lord's sons, the Lord's attendants;
53 11| the leadership amongst the sons of the Tathâgatas, he who,
54 11| royal capitals; wives, sons, daughters, slaves, male
55 14| numerous are the mighty sons of Buddha, who have each
56 14| these Bodhisattvas are my sons.~39. All have devoted themselves
57 14| they walk detached, these sons of mine, following my precepts
58 14| all radiant, as being my sons.~42. Since the time when
59 14| represent centenarians as his sons, and say: 'Here, young men
60 14| good family, you see my sons;' and if those centenarians
61 14| and strong in memory, the sons of the Master of the world.~
62 14| more, who presented as his sons some centenarians,~49. And
63 14| young man) never having sons of such appearance, it would
64 14| the world, that they were sons to so young a man.~50. In
65 14| their energy, who are the sons of Sugata striving after
66 15| diseases. That man has many sons, ten, twenty, thirty, forty,
67 15| journey at the time when his sons are suffering from that
68 15| the physician, seeing his sons befallen with disease, overcome
69 15| gives it as a potion to his sons, with these words: Take
70 15| Take this great remedy, my sons, which has the required
71 15| taking this great remedy, my sons, you shall soon be rid of
72 15| from their disease. But the sons who have perverted notions
73 15| physician reflects thus: These sons of mine must have become
74 15| able device induce these sons to take this remedy. Prompted
75 15| desire he speaks to those sons as follows: I am old, young
76 15| country and lets his sick sons know that he has departed
77 15| Then, on knowing that these sons are delivered from evil,
78 15| devices, for the sake of his sons whose notions were perverted,
79 16| of creatures, the genuine sons of the Leader of the world,
80 16| the Brahma-world.~14. The sons of Sugata, in their great
81 18| discerns those among the sons of Gina who are disciples
82 18| the disciples and other sons of Buddha; likewise the
83 20| speaking the praise of those sons of Sugata who shall keep
84 22| from giving up a kingdom, sons, daughters, and wives, the
85 24| absolutely unknown; there the sons of Gina, on springing into
86 25| called Vimaladatta, and two sons, one called Vimalagarbha,
87 25| false doctrine, we feel as sons to the king of the law.
88 25| the two young princes, the sons of the king Subhavyûha,
89 25| whereafter he himself with his sons, kinsmen, and retinue, as
90 25| the Tathagata, &c.: My two sons, O Lord, are my masters,
91 25| two young princes who as sons were born in my house, certainly
92 25| time, that juncture were sons to the king Subhavyûha.
93 26| Mâra the Evil One, nor the sons of Mâra, the angels called
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