Chapter

 1 2 |         or another, and show the three vehicles.~The eminent disciples
 2 2 |     which prompts me to manifest three vehicles; for there is but
 3 2 |    enlightenment I have remained three weeks in full, searching
 4 2 |       highest word, divided into three parts; for men (occasionally)
 5 3 |        by the instrumentality of three vehicles . Further, Sâriputra,
 6 3 |           inhabited by some two, three, four, or five hundred living
 7 3 |         children the prospect of three vehicles and afterwards
 8 3 |       knowledge of able devices, three vehicles, viz. the vehicle
 9 3 |  Bodhisattvas. By means of these three vehicles he attracts the
10 3 |         betake yourselves to the three vehicles: the vehicle of
11 3 |      that I shall give you these three vehicles; make an effort
12 3 |       those boys the prospect of three vehicles and given to all
13 3 |      device he first holds forth three vehicles and afterwards
14 3 |           those nice vehicles of three kinds;~78. And make true
15 3 |         saying, 'I will give you three sorts of vehicles.' Do give
16 3 |     device, and tell them of the three vehicles, so showing them
17 4 |          oppressed, O Lord, with three difficulties, viz. the difficulty
18 5 |      with the law. There are not three vehicles, Kâsyapa; there
19 5 |          declared that there are three vehicles.~When the Lord
20 5 |           Lord, if there are not three vehicles, for what reason
21 5 |          one Nirvâna, or two, or three? The Lord replied: Nirvâna,
22 5 |        one Nirvâna, not two, not three. Therefore, Kâsyapa, I will
23 5 |        Tathâgata skilfully shows three vehicles.~The Seers in the
24 5 |       boundless knowledge of the three paths (of time), the six
25 5 |       law entirely. There are no three vehicles by any means; there
26 7 |      feet with their heads, made three turns round him keeping
27 7 |          turn the wheel that has three turns and twelve parts,
28 7 |            c., that they expound three vehicles.'~And in order
29 7 |      they, the great Seers, show three vehicles, for there is but
30 8 | counterfeit of it shall continue three times as long. When the
31 11|       such a one the door of the three states of misfortune shall
32 11|     shook in six different ways. Three thousand living beings from
33 11|         the eternal law, whereas three hundred thousand beings
34 13|           Âgîvakas, Nirgranthas [Three kinds of mendicant friars
35 14|      equal to the sands of four, three, or two Ganges.~15. There
36 14|      twenty, of ten, five, four, three, or two; those are countless.~
37 15|      repeated their prayer up to three times, addressed them thus:
38 16|       equal to the dust atoms of three four-continental worlds,
39 16|        become such as to require three births (more) before reaching
40 16|         macrocosms consisting of three parts, have by hearing this
41 16|        four births, others after three, others after two.~6. Some
42 23|        Tathâgata, &c., and after three times circumambulating him
43 25|       feet, circumarnbulated him three times from left to right
44 26|  Dharmaparyâya, when walking for three weeks, (or) twenty-one days,
45 26|         honest, and possessed of three emancipations; they will