Chapter

 1 1 |         to the world is going to speak, is going to pour the endless
 2 2 |       Nirvâna: Why does the Gina speak in this manner?~26. Those
 3 2 |       Lord with this stanza:~32. Speak clearly, O most eminent
 4 2 |        the following stanza:~32. Speak no more of it that I sould
 5 2 |          superior enlightenment, speak to them and produce in them
 6 2 |         am saying; I am going to speak.~Now it happened that the
 7 2 |         Believe me, Sâriputra; I speak what is real, I speak what
 8 2 |          I speak what is real, I speak what is truthful, I speak
 9 2 |        speak what is truthful, I speak what is right. It is difficult
10 2 |       waited for the right time, speak, now that he perceives the
11 2 |           the Lords of the world speak the truth; this is the only
12 2 |        be better were I never to speak. May my quiet extinction
13 2 |        existence. Thus I used to speak at all times.~127. And when
14 3 |        Therefore, O Lord, please speak to these monks, to dispel
15 3 |           hast good will, not to speak of my other disciples here.
16 3 |       knowledge.~111. But do not speak of this matter to haughty
17 3 |          Æon, Sâriputra, I could speak of thousands of kotis of (
18 4 |        this device he manages to speak to his son, to have a talk
19 5 |          way and go astray.~4. I speak according to their reach
20 5 |   magical science and intuition, speak to the man thus: Good man,
21 5 |          disciples may think and speak thus: There are no more
22 6 |          out of compassion to us speak the Buddha-word.~11. The
23 7 | Ignorance, the Seer proceeded to speak of death, endless woe; all
24 7 |         order to give quiet they speak of repose, (but) when they
25 8 |          my other disciples, and speak of this matter to the other
26 9 |          all directions of space speak the praise of that Tathagata
27 10|      should in the (current) Age speak something injurious in the
28 11|          this heap of jewels and speak thus: Would the Lord Tathâgata
29 11|        the body of the Gina.~36. Speak, O young men of good family,
30 11|          gods and men, who shall speak this Sûtra after the extinction
31 12|       frugal life;' so will they speak to the ignorant.~6. And
32 12|       confessions,~11. They will speak evil of us and propagate
33 12|        and thou knowest that) we speak a word of truth.~
34 13|          he should, at any time, speak freely, always firm and
35 13|      other preaching friars, not speak scandal nor propagate scandal.
36 13|       not deceitful; he does not speak disparagingly of other adherents
37 13|        envy.~40. He should never speak a disparaging word of anybody;
38 14|           43. These words I here speak are faultless, really true;
39 15|     welfare; do heal us. So they speak, but they do not take the
40 15|       Gridhrakûta.~7. And then I speak thus to them, in this very
41 15|          good works.~17. I never speak to them of the infinitude
42 18|          assembly lie is used to speak with a melodious and deep