Chapter

 1 1 |            royal, in the following stanzas:~1. Why, Mañgusrî, does
 2 1 |      leading Ginas in thousands of stanzas.~26. Some thoughtful, meek,
 3 1 |       royal, uttered the following stanzas:~57. I remember a past period,
 4 2 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~1. Innumerable are the
 5 2 |    Sâriputra uttered the following stanzas:~22. Now first does the
 6 2 |    Sâriputra uttered the following stanzas:~34. Explain the law, O
 7 2 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~37. No less than five thousand
 8 2 |            I utter both Sûtras and stanzas; legends, Gâtakas, and prodigies,
 9 3 |          the Lord in the following stanzas:~1. I am astonished, great
10 3 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~23. Thou also, son of Sari,
11 3 |       beings uttered the following stanzas:~33. The wheel of the law
12 3 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~39. A man has an old house,
13 4 | Mahâ-Kâsyapa uttered the following stanzas:~1. We are stricken with
14 5 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~1. I am the Dharmarâga,
15 5 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~45. As the rays of the
16 6 |            After pronouncing these stanzas the Lord addressed the complete
17 6 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~1. With my Buddha-eye,
18 6 |      mental concert, the following stanzas :~10. O hallowed one (Arhat),
19 6 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~17. I have something to
20 6 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~25. Listen all to me, ye
21 6 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~30. The scion of the Mudgala-race,
22 7 |           pronounced the following stanzas:~1. I remember the great
23 7 |           face, with the following stanzas:~8. Thou art the great physician,
24 7 |           and young, had with such stanzas celebrated the Lord Mahâbhigñâgñanâbhibhû,
25 7 |         they uttered the following stanzas:~15. Preach the law, O thou
26 7 |     Brahma-angels in the following stanzas:~18. Our aerial cars to-day (
27 7 |           the following seasonable stanzas:~21. A (or the) wonderful,
28 7 |        face, with these seasonable stanzas, they besought him, saying:
29 7 |   Brahma-angels with the following stanzas:~26. What foretoken is it
30 7 |           the following seasonable stanzas:~31. Homage to thee, matchless
31 7 |        face, with these seasonable stanzas: they besought him: May
32 7 |         chorus, with the following stanzas:~35. Move forward the exalted
33 7 |           host of Brahma-angels in stanzas:~37. It cannot be without
34 7 |           the following seasonable stanzas:~39. Most rare (and precious)
35 7 |        face, with these seasonable stanzas, they besought him: May
36 7 |         chorus, with the following stanzas:~42. Preach the law, O Lord
37 7 |   Brahma-angels with the following stanzas:~44. What may be the cause,
38 7 |           the following seasonable stanzas:~47. How goodly is the sight
39 7 |           to face, with seasonable stanzas, they besought him: May
40 7 |             with the following two stanzas:~58. Move forward the exalted,
41 7 |     occasion uttered the following stanzas:~60. The Leader of the world,
42 7 |            and celebrated him with stanzas and songs. But the king
43 7 |     delivered in many thousands of stanzas, so numerous as to equal
44 8 |        Master, added the following stanzas:~1. Listen to me, monks,
45 8 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~21. The scion of the Kundina
46 8 |        rest, uttered the following stanzas:~34. We are rejoicing and
47 9 |       Ânanda uttered the following stanzas:~6. Wonderful, boundless
48 9 |         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~12. These two thousand
49 9 |            Lord with the following stanzas:~17. We are satisfied, O
50 10|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~1. He who wishes to be
51 10|           many myriads of kotis of stanzas,~13. Shall thence derive
52 10|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~16. Let one listen to this
53 11|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~1. Here you see, monks,
54 11|     occasion uttered the following stanzas:~42. I have a remembrance
55 11|       flags, and celebrate it with stanzas and songs. Those who shall
56 11|          in chanting the following stanzas:~47. O thou blessed one,
57 11|        that occasion the following stanzas:~49. Spotless, bright, and
58 12|            Lord with the following stanzas:~2. Be at ease, O Lord.
59 13|         Lord uttered the following stanzas :~1. The Bodhisattva who,
60 13|         Lord uttered the following stanzas :~26. The wise man is always
61 13|     occasion uttered the following stanzas:~45. Always displaying the
62 14|        Lord with the two following stanzas:~1. Does the Lord of the
63 14|  Mahâsattvas uttered the following stanzas:~3. Excellent, excellent,
64 14|          by uttering the following stanzas:~5. Here are many thousand
65 14|           pronounced the following stanzas:~33. Be attentive all, young
66 14|          are.~After uttering these stanzas the Lord addressed the Bodhisattva
67 14|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~37. These Bodhisattvas,
68 14|            Lord with the following stanzas:~44. When thou wert born
69 15|     occasion uttered the following stanzas:~1. An inconceivable number
70 16|       these Buddhas in appropriate stanzas, sacred hymns in praise
71 16|    Maitreya uttered the followino, stanzas:~1. Wonderful is the law
72 16|          celebrate in thousands of stanzas.~15. Such a marvellous,
73 16|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~17. Let a man who is seeking
74 16|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~37. An immense mass of
75 17|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~2. Listen how great the
76 18|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~1. Hear from me what good
77 18|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~22. His organ of smell
78 18|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~52. His organ of taste
79 18|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~61. His body becomes thoroughly
80 18|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~67. His mental organ is
81 19|       thousand myriads of kotis of stanzas, which the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
82 19|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~1. I remember a past period,
83 20|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~1. Inconceivable is the
84 21|            Lord with the following stanzas:~1. His head shall be split
85 22|       thousand myriads of kotis of stanzas, of a hundred Niyutas [a
86 24|         Lord uttered the following stanzas:~1. Kitradhvaga asked Akshayamati
87 24|        heart uttered the following stanzas:]~20. O thou whose eyes
88 25|        mother in the following two stanzas:~1. Allow us, O mother,
89 25|    Tathâgata.~Having uttered these stanzas, young men of good family,