Chapter

 1 1 |             between his brows? this single ray issuing from the circle
 2 1 |          with flowers, owing to the single ray shot forth by the Gina.~
 3 1 |            is his knowledge! that a single beam darted by him over
 4 1 |           kalpas, there being not a single creature in that assembly
 5 2 |        making resound were it but a single musical instrument;~93.
 6 2 |      worshipping were it but with a single flower, by drawing on a
 7 2 |              who, were it but for a single moment, bent their head
 8 2 |          containing relics have one single time said: Homage be to
 9 2 |           of men, shall reveal this single vehicle.~102. They shall
10 2 |            time, indicating the one single vehicle: the supreme place
11 3 |           man, O Lord, had given no single cart, even then he would
12 3 |          wealth, gives the boys one single grand cart; so, too, Sâriputra,
13 3 |             excellent allegory, the single Buddha-vehicle. Receive
14 3 |             books, nor even knows a single stanza from another work;
15 4 |          doing so never conceived a single thought of longing. And
16 7 |           direction to deposit that single atom; that after taking
17 10|           have heard, were it but a single stanza, a single verse (
18 10|           it but a single stanza, a single verse (or word), or who
19 10|             word), or who even by a single rising thought have joyfully
20 10|        after hearing, were it but a single stanza, joyfully accept
21 10|     joyfully accept it, even with a single rising thought, to those
22 10|           time regard were it but a single stanza of this Dharmaparyâya;
23 10|       joyfully accept were it but a single stanza of this Dharmaparyâya,
24 10|             or teach, were it but a single stanza of four lines, and
25 10|             who keeps were it but a single stanza of this Dharmaparyâya,
26 10|             or by stealth or to one single creature that he communicated
27 10|          and if some should utter a single harsh word, founded or unfounded,
28 11|            arrived, not even from a single point of the horizon. Then
29 11|           this Sûtra, were it but a single moment.~27. It will not
30 11|        extinction and teach it to a single creature.~29. One may keep
31 11|          this Sûtra (were it but) a single moment.~Thereupon the Lord
32 11|             universe there is not a single spot so small as a mustard-seed
33 14|    Bodhisattvas.~30. We never saw a single infant of thine, and now,
34 16|          entertained, were it but a single thought of trust, or have
35 16|             conceives were it but a single thought of trust or puts
36 16|          duration of my life, for a single moment believes in it; this
37 16|            pronounces were it but a single stanza from this Sûtra;~
38 17|           law, hears, were it but a single stanza, a single word, from
39 17|           it but a single stanza, a single word, from this Dharmaparyâya
40 17|         after hearing were it but a single stanza, a single word, from
41 17|           it but a single stanza, a single word, from this Dharmaparyâya,
42 17|            accepting, were it but a single stanza, a single word, from
43 17|           it but a single stanza, a single word, from this Dharmaparyâya;
44 17|            this Dharmaparyâya for a single moment, either standing
45 17|            sits down, were it but a single moment, to hear this Dharmaparyâya,
46 17|            to listen, were it but a single moment, then the former
47 17|            s inciting were it but a single creature; how much more
48 17|              of tradition), hears a single stanza from this Sûtra and
49 17|            shall hear were it but a single stanza and joyfully receive
50 17|           to one's hearing merely a single stanza, in regular tradition;
51 17|      somebody exhorts were it but a single creature and says: Go, hear
52 17|           listen, were it but for a single moment, with a placid mind,
53 18|            will, even if he hears a single stanza, recognise its various
54 18|           hearing the contents of a single stanza, the wise man catches
55 21|      practice follow, were it but a single stanza from this Dharmaparyâya
56 22|           shall keep, were it but a single verse from this Dharmaparyâya
57 24|   Giantesses, and if in that ship a single being implores Avalokitesvara,
58 24|          who performs were it but a single act of adoration to the
59 26| Dharmaparyâya, forgets, be it but a single word or syllable, then will