Chapter

 1 1 |          hearers, while the whole Buddha field shook in six ways:
 2 1 |           Mañgusvara! the sons of Buddha are anxious to know it.~
 3 1 |         ruler) of gods and men, a Buddha and Lord. He showed the
 4 1 | simultaneously all the fields (of Buddha) began trembling. A wonder
 5 1 |       Æons.'~81. The many sons of Buddha were struck with grief and
 6 1 |    Nirvâna there shall be another Buddha.~83. 'The wise Bodhisattva
 7 1 |        duties and saw the present Buddha Sâkyasimha.~94. He shall
 8 2 |          venerable Sâriputra: The Buddha knowledge, Sâriputra, is
 9 2 |         absence of hesitation and Buddha properties, such as they
10 2 |      object, a lofty aim that the Buddha, the Tathâgata, &c., appears
11 2 |     object, that lofty aim of the Buddha, the Tathâgata, &c., appearing
12 2 |      Tathâgata-knowledge does the Buddha, the Tathâgata, &c., appear
13 2 |      Tathâgata-knowledge does the Buddha, the Tathâgata, &c., appear
14 2 | good-minded, compassionate sonsof Buddha and done their duty under
15 2 |       passion. Therefore I am the Buddha, because the world follows
16 2 |       very first. And the son of -Buddha who has completed his course
17 2 |           time said: Homage be to Buddha! albeit they did it with
18 2 |        leaders), shall not become Buddha; for this is the fixed vow
19 2 |        creatures now living, this Buddha enlightenment by thousands
20 2 |    pleasure, they do not seek the Buddha, the mighty one; they do
21 2 |     beholding such worthy sons of Buddha (I said): Thy doubts also
22 3 |          13. But when one becomes Buddha, a superior being, honoured
23 3 |           adopted the disguise of Buddha.~16. But when the unsurpassed
24 3 |         deep, and lovely voice of Buddha gladdened me, all doubts
25 3 |           of gods and men, a Lord Buddha.~At that time then, Sâriputra,
26 3 |        our having propitiated the Buddha, be allowed to make a vow
27 3 |     all-knowing, the knowledge of Buddha, the knowledge of the self-born
28 3 |      vehicle in which the sons of Buddha take a never-ending delight.~
29 3 |          141. If thou see sons of Buddha who attach themselves to
30 3 |         Sûtra.~142. Those sons of Buddha who have not broken the
31 4 |           fruit under the rule of Buddha, (a fruit) as excellent
32 4 |       strength of patience is the Buddha; a great ruler is the Gina,
33 5 |        the same way, Kâsyapa, the Buddha comes into the world like
34 5 |        thinking), I will become a Buddha, a chief of gods and men,
35 6 |       Kâsyapa here shall become a Buddha at a future epoch, in an
36 6 |        shall in days to come be a Buddha.~18. After having seen of
37 6 |          28. He shall be a mighty Buddha and illuminator, highly
38 6 |           adorn the reign of that Buddha, all of them freed from
39 6 |    conduct, &c. The field of that Buddha will be called Manobhirâma;
40 6 |         and beautiful field, be a Buddha bounteous and compassionate
41 7 |           20. Or should it be the Buddha, the king of kings, who
42 7 |         illumined?~28. Or may the Buddha, the most high of men, have
43 7 |        along the four quarters; a Buddha will certainly now have
44 7 |         of the living was without Buddha'.~33. It was deprived of
45 7 |       some god has been born or a Buddha has arisen in this world.~
46 7 |         to light? Or is perhaps a Buddha born in the world?~Thereupon,
47 8 |    creatures in the function of a Buddha, and in all periods he has
48 8 |   instructing creatures. He (that Buddha) will have a number of disciples,
49 8 |           shall in the world be a Buddha self-born, widely renowned
50 8 |       gifted with the powers of a Buddha, with a voice far resounding
51 10|        this Sûtra of the Extinct (Buddha).~8. One should give food,
52 10|      inspired (or blessed) by the Buddha.~35. And the creatures who
53 11|       being preached by some Lord Buddha or another, and let this
54 13|           constantly think of the Buddha.~15. Herewith have I shown
55 13|            51. Likewise do I, the Buddha, the king of the law, I
56 13|           visions in the shape of Buddha; he sees monks and nuns
57 14|   numerous are the mighty sons of Buddha, who have each a train (
58 16|     striving after the state of a Buddha, attaching great value to
59 16|             dedicated to the Lord Buddha, the Chief, and then worship
60 16|        sitting; where that son of Buddha has stayed, there I am.~
61 18|       perfect law 2 that the Lord Buddha, the tamer of men, announces
62 18|       disciples and other sons of Buddha; likewise the Bodhisattvas
63 18|        sound of the law which the Buddha, marked with a hundred blessed
64 18|           and he catches what the Buddha speaks.~72. He reflects
65 20|       beheld, by the power of the Buddha, from the place where they
66 23|     joined hands towards the Lord Buddha, and said to the Tathâgata
67 24|       creatures in the shape of a Buddha; in others he does so in
68 24|        world, shall once become a Buddha, destroying all dangers
69 25|        such as are allowed by the Buddha, out of compassion for their
70 25|       mother, the appearance of a Buddha is rare to be met with as