Chapter

 1 1 |          of the Tathâgatas; very wise, having reached the perfection
 2 1 |     devoted to contemplation and wise, become all of them visible
 3 1 |          his son Varaprabha, the wise Bodhisattva and preacher
 4 1 |        of the law:~75. 'Thou art wise, the eye and refuge of the
 5 1 |         another Buddha.~83. 'The wise Bodhisattva Srîgarbha, after
 6 1 |         in any respect, then the Wise One shall remove it for
 7 2 |       who have always been pure, wise, good-minded, compassionate
 8 2 |        to the indications of the wise leaders of the world; having
 9 3 |       the beings who have become wise have faith in the Tathâgata,
10 5 | dispositions.~2. Superior men of wise understanding guard the
11 5 | Bodhisattvas who, thoughtful and wise, go their way all over the
12 5 |       doing, how wouldst thou be wise, fool as thou art?~67. Thou
13 7 |           these sixteen novices, wise, servitors to many hundred
14 7 |      such as was followed by the wise Bodhisattvas.~82. This very
15 7 |         thoughtful, intelligent, wise, well instructed, and undaunted.~
16 8 |       strenuous, of good memory, wise, possessed of gold-coloured
17 10|      book for disciples,~22. Are wise and near Buddha-knowledge,
18 11|     venerated by all beings, the wise man who in the last times
19 13|        sphere of proper conduct. Wise are they who, keeping this
20 13|        or not real;~17. When the wise man does not remark, 'This
21 13|         the proper sphere of the wise.~20. They have been divided
22 13|         the proper sphere of the wise.~23. The monk observing
23 13|      following stanzas :~26. The wise man is always at ease, and
24 13|           kings and princes. The wise man always (takes care to)
25 13|      gain enlightenment.~32. The wise man is indefatigable; not
26 13|   charity.~33. Day and night the wise man preaches this sublime
27 13|         35. On the contrary, the wise man is always thinking:
28 13|          of forbearance.~38. The wise man who is peaceful, so
29 13|     added the following:~39. The wise man, the preacher, who wishes
30 13|   teachers;' (thus thinking) the wise man respects them as his
31 13|        escape hindrance.~44. The wise man who has heard this law,
32 13|         such as follows.~56. The wise man knows no vexation, trouble,
33 14|          7. All are great Seers, wise and strong in memory, whose
34 14|         beyond computation, very wise Bodhisattvas are seen in
35 14|       perforated, O Seer, by the wise Bodhisattvas, who at this
36 14|     where do these heroes, these wise Bodhisattvas, come from?~
37 16|       the world.~13. Innumerable wise Bodhisattvas hold myriads
38 16|          and acknowledged by the wise;~23. Let him further develop
39 16|     neglectful;~55. Sensible and wise, not angry when he is asked
40 17|        as the lotus.~14. If some wise man, to hear this Sûtra,
41 17|        with horsecarriages, that wise man, and is mounted on elevated
42 18|       qualities belonging to the wise man who shall be a keeper
43 18|           and ointments.~28. The wise man who keeps this exalted
44 18|          of a single stanza, the wise man catches the manifold
45 20|       many Bodhisattvas.~14. The wise Bodhisattvas who, after
46 26|      young men of good family, a wise young man or young lady
47 26|          good qualities. Hence a wise young man or young lady