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 1 1 |         INTRODUCTORY.~Thus have I heard. Once upon a time the Lord
 2 1 |         by them could be entirely heard by all beings. And the monks,
 3 1 |  multitude of bells is constantly heard sounding; men, gods, goblins,
 4 1 |      speech on the law everywhere heard, he having shown such a
 5 1 |    opposition in all the world be heard everywhere, therefore does
 6 1 |         to become an ascetic, and heard that he had attained supreme,
 7 1 |          extreme sorrow when they heard the voice of the highest
 8 1 |      excellent Satra which I have heard before.~98. That very sign
 9 2 |  Tathâgatas.' Never before have I heard from the Lord such a discourse
10 2 |     Nirvâna.~29. Let thy voice be heard, O thou whose voice resounds
11 2 |           Lord for the third time heard the entreaty of the venerable
12 2 |    creatures, Sâriputra, who have heard the law from the past Tathâgatas, &
13 2 |           who are hearing or have heard the law from the mouth of
14 2 |          still in existence, have heard no more than the name of
15 2 |         128. And when such as had heard the law of the Ginas, owing
16 2 |      superior law which they have heard from me.~136. Just as the
17 2 |        141. (Some) beings, having heard this one and sole vehicle
18 3 |            For when, before I had heard of this law from the Lord,
19 3 |           other Bodhisattvas, and heard that the Bodhisattvas would
20 3 | Bodhisattvas not being assembled, heard only in a hurry, caught,
21 3 |           O Lord, now that I have heard this wonderful law, which
22 3 |          from imperfections, have heard that voice (or, call).~3.
23 3 |           dispelled, since I have heard the voice. Now am I extinct,
24 3 |        the gods.~15. When I first heard the voice of the Lord, I
25 3 |         all doubt about the law I heard.~17. And when thou hadst
26 3 |      faith.~35. Many laws have we heard near the Lord of the world,
27 3 |       this law which they had not heard before. Therefore, O Lord,
28 3 |          paid honour to them, and heard a law similar to this.~108.
29 4 |      venerable Mahâ-Maudgalyâyana heard this law unheard of before,
30 4 |        the mouth of the Lord they heard the future destiny of Sâriputra
31 4 |      to-day, on a sudden, we have heard from the Lord a voice such
32 4 |          a voice such as we never heard before. We have acquired
33 6 |       hero, we were longing as we heard the exalted voice (and thought):
34 7 |          of the Gina is not being heard; the whole world is plunged
35 7 |      nothing like this before nor heard of it from others. These (
36 7 |           enjoyed their sight and heard the law from their mouth.
37 7 |      monks, those beings who have heard the law from us when we
38 7 |        kotis of creatures who had heard them quickly attained the
39 9 |        When the venerable Ananda, heard from the Lord the announcement
40 9 |        and its divisions, when he heard of the vow he had made in
41 9 |         felicity, because we have heard that prediction.~
42 10|         of Bodhisattvas, who have heard this Dharmaparyâya from
43 10|         who in this assembly have heard, were it but a single stanza,
44 10|     Buddha-knowledge who have not heard this Sûtra and have failed
45 10|            21. But those who have heard and oft meditated on this
46 11|        enlightenment before I had heard this Dharmaparyâya of the
47 11|        from the moment that I had heard this Dharmaparyâya of the
48 11|           ravished at the words I heard from the Seer, became his
49 11|          explain it to thee. As I heard these words I rejoiced and
50 11|           law. And the beings who heard the preaching of that Tathâgata
51 12|      suite of four thousand nuns, heard from the Lord their future
52 13|          44. The wise man who has heard this law, should be constant
53 13|          64. And he, glad to have heard the law, joyfully pays his
54 14|        Bodhisattvas; we never yet heard of such a multitude, that
55 16|       expounded, the law we never heard before; how great the majesty
56 17|        understood, such as he has heard it, and according to the
57 17|        joyfully accept the law so heard, let it be a young man of
58 18|       extremity of existence, are heard by him.~20. (In short),
59 18|         he preaches, after having heard his sweet voice, so tender
60 18|           he might make his voice heard by the whole of this world;
61 19|          Mahâsattva Sadâparibhûta heard from a voice in the sky,
62 19|        never saw a Tathâgata, nor heard the call of the law, nor
63 19|        his death was impending he heard this Sûtra.~5. The sage,
64 19|         such a Sûtra as this been heard. There are, indeed, hundreds
65 19|         Therefore let one who has heard this law exposed by the
66 20|  amazement, and rapture. And they heard a voice from the sky calling:
67 22|     hundred Vivaras, which I have heard from that Lord. Therefore,
68 22|       shall overpower him who has heard this Dharmaparyâya, no decrepitude,
69 26|           seen my proper body and heard from me this entire Dharmaparyâya,
70 26|    Tathâgata, &c.; that they have heard this Dharmaparyâya of the
71 26|         please them. After having heard, written, kept, or read