Chapter

 1 1 |             worshipped by the four classes of hearers, after expounding
 2 1 |     covering the Lord and the four classes of hearers, while the whole
 3 1 |         prince royal.~And the four classes of the audience, monks,
 4 1 |           in the minds of the four classes of hearers and he spoke
 5 1 |        splendour, and all the four classes of the assembly are filled
 6 1 |           to know it.~51. The four classes of the congregation in joyful
 7 1 |      goblins, and Titans, the four classes of the congregation, are
 8 1 |          the same gathering of the classes of hearers, sat cross-legged
 9 1 |     covering the Lord and the four classes of hearers, while the whole
10 1 |       Sugata.~73. And all the four classes of hearers on seeing the
11 2 |            uncertainty of the four classes of the audience and guessed
12 2 |   discourse on the law. Those four classes of the audience, O Lord,
13 3 |           so unsurpassed.~The four classes of the audience, monks,
14 3 |       uneasiness, so that the four classes of the audience, O Lord,
15 7 |           presence of all the four classes of auditors.~In course of
16 7 |           the True Law to the four classes. By doing this, monks, each
17 8 |             and stimulate the four classes of the audience; unwearied
18 10|     Bhaishagyarâga, among the four classes of my audience I predict
19 10|          Dharmaparyâya to the four classes of hearers, should do so,
20 10|          Dharmaparyâya to the four classes of hearers. A Bodhisattva
21 10| congregated Bodhisattvas, the four classes of hearers, who are striving
22 10|          honour him as well as the classes of the audience.~29. And
23 10|           is preaching to the four classes, or living, a solitary,
24 11|    phenomenon in the sky, the four classes of hearers were filled with
25 11|            and show it to the four classes of hearers, let then the
26 11|       opened and shown to the four classes of hearers. Therefore, Mahâpratibhâna,
27 11|           meteor. And all the four classes of the assembly rose from
28 11|           Sâkyamuni, to the (four) classes of the assembly. I myself,
29 11|         the True Law.~Now the four classes of the assembly, on perceiving
30 11|            the minds of those four classes of the assembly rose this
31 11|            the minds of those four classes of the assembly, he instantly,
32 11|        power, established the four classes as meteors in the sky. Thereupon
33 11|      Tathâgata, addressed the four classes: Who amongst you, monks,
34 13|        order to encourage the four classes. He gives them the city
35 13|     expounding the law to the four classes.~64. And he, glad to have
36 13|        have a large field and four classes (of hearers), even as myself,
37 14|      silent, and likewise the four classes of the audience. Then the
38 14|        magical power that the four classes fancied that it had been
39 16|          Bodhisattvas and the four classes of the audience. A rain
40 19|         promulgated it to the four classes. By virtue of his previous
41 19|         promulgated it to the four classes. And under all of them he
42 19|          Sadâparibhûta by the four classes, by whom so many Tathâgatas
43 20|        beheld, finally, those four classes of the audience. At this
44 20|          Bodhisattvas and the four classes.~8. Such a one now here
45 24|           Akshayamati and the four classes, and out of compassion to
46 25|             c., addressed the four classes (and asked): Do you see,
47 27|          great disciples, the four classes, the world, including gods,