Chapter

 1 1 |         while Buddhas of infinite sight are appearing.~56. Maitreya
 2 2 |         To show all creatures the sight of Tathâgata-knowledge does
 3 2 |         eyes of creatures for the sight of Tathâgata-knowledge does
 4 2 |         do show all creatures the sight of Tathâgata-knowledge;
 5 2 |         eyes of creatures for the sight of Tathâgata-knowledge,
 6 2 |         showing all creatures the sight of Tathâgata-knowledge;
 7 2 |         eyes of creatures for the sight of Tathâgata-knowledge;
 8 2 |   admonishing) by the display (or sight) of Tathâgata -knowledge;
 9 3 |          deprived from so grand a sight as the Tathâgata-knowledge.
10 3 |         Padmaprabha, of illimited sight; thou shalt educate thousands
11 3 |    covering and apparel.~134. His sight is dim to distinguish the
12 4 |       recognised his son at first sight, in consequence whereof
13 4 |        the heap of dirt, at which sight he is anew struck with wonder
14 5 |     senses], strong in the divine sight and hearing, in the knowledge
15 7 |          the mighty knowledge and sight of the Tathâgata.~And on
16 7 |        rare (and precious) is the sight of the Leaders. Be welcome,
17 7 |    stanzas:~47. How goodly is the sight of the Buddhas, the mighty
18 7 |    existences; they enjoyed their sight and heard the law from their
19 7 |           the wheel, O thou whose sight is infinite! Rarely art
20 7 |    hearing their prayer, he whose sight is infinite exposed the
21 8 |         thee, O Lord of unlimited sight!~35. We confess our fault
22 8 |      within his robe.~41. At this sight the man feels extremely
23 11|          so it is, Sugata.~At the sight of that great Stûpa of precious
24 11|          same instant, before the sight of the whole world and of
25 14|       wonder and amazement at the sight of that great host, that
26 14|          now going to exhibit the sight of the knowledge of the
27 14|           lovely and agreeable to sight, free from hesitation in
28 16|         Tathâgata.~59. And at the sight of such a man one may directly
29 18|        Sûtra is always a pleasant sight for (all) creatures.~62.
30 19|      mentioned: the perfection of sight, hearing, smell, taste,
31 19|    afore-mentioned perfectness of sight, hearing, smell, taste,
32 20|          of the audience. At this sight they felt struck with wonder,
33 20|          means of their unlimited sight display their magic faculty
34 22|    Sarvarûpasandarsana (i. e. the sight or display of all forms).
35 22|          weep, cry, lament at the sight of my being deprived of
36 22|      perfect will be his organ of sight that by means thereof he
37 23|      Sarvabuddhasandarsana (i. e. sight or display of all Buddhas),
38 24|    pronounced lose the faculty of sight in their wicked designs.
39 25| Subhavyûha, was converted. At the sight of the miracle produced
40 26|          a great phantasmagorical sight of gods, Nâgas, goblins,
41 26|       will I show my body, at the sight of which all beings rejoice.