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 1 1 |      cultivating and meditating the Buddha-knowledge they arrive at its perception.~
 2 1 |   Bodhisattvas to acquiring supreme Buddha-knowledge.~59. And the eight sons
 3 2 |           be able to comprehend the Buddha-knowledge in its whole immensity.~
 4 2 |         uses such means to manifest Buddha-knowledge, but he shall never say
 5 2 |             the world to reveal the Buddha-knowledge. He has but one aim, indeed,
 6 2 |       accomplished I no more reveal Buddha-knowledge~61. If, O son of Sâri, I
 7 2 |             kotis of beings to that Buddha-knowledge which is free from imperfection.~
 8 3 |        their zealous application to Buddha-knowledge; are perfectioned in the
 9 3 |             Tathâgata, endowed with Buddha-knowledge, forces, absence of hesitation,
10 3 |              inconceivable bliss of Buddha-knowledge, wherewith they shall sport,
11 3 |         they to get acquainted with Buddha-knowledge?~Now, Sâriputra, even as
12 4 |          all aspiration to superior Buddha-knowledge a long time ago; never have
13 6 |      spiritual life for the sake of Buddha-knowledge.~3. After having paid homage
14 6 |          bad time, were longing for Buddha-knowledge.~14. But the perfectly-enlightened
15 6 |            of duty, trying to reach Buddha-knowledge; he shall pay homage in
16 7 |           safely arrived at supreme Buddha-knowledge; we feel thankful before
17 7 |            duty), who have received Buddha-knowledge, transmitted Buddha-knowledge,
18 7 |       Buddha-knowledge, transmitted Buddha-knowledge, expounded Buddha-knowledge.
19 7 |         Buddha-knowledge, expounded Buddha-knowledge. Honour these sixteen novices,
20 7 |           beings, after hearing the Buddha-knowledge, should suddenly turn back
21 7 |            because they think: This Buddha-knowledge is attended with too many
22 7 |              But behold, monks! the Buddha-knowledge is near; behold and be convinced:
23 7 |             kotis of creatures that Buddha-knowledge, which is free from imperfections
24 8 |           true law by seeking after Buddha-knowledge.~9. And at all periods has
25 9 |          thought, viz. of this very Buddha-knowledge: Should we also receive
26 10|              are those men far from Buddha-knowledge who have not heard this
27 10|    disciples,~22. Are wise and near Buddha-knowledge, even as from the moisture
28 11|        preach it with the view that Buddha-knowledge may be obtained.~35. This
29 13|       answers as if he had attained Buddha-knowledge.~And on that occasion the
30 14|           understand and fathom the Buddha-knowledge. And those who fulfilled
31 14|          been introduced by me into Buddha-knowledge and well instructed in the
32 14|             and apply themselves to Buddha-knowledge.~And on that occasion the
33 15|             and established them in Buddha-knowledge. I brought myriads of kotis
34 16|            who have reached supreme Buddha-knowledge. Some, again, will after
35 16|            this knowledge, superior Buddha-knowledge, undertake to practise in
36 16|           moreover, for the sake of Buddha-knowledge, bear the contemptuous words
37 16|  accumulation of merit conducive to Buddha-knowledge.~And, Agita, as a test whether
38 16| accumulation of merit, conducive to Buddha-knowledge, will be produced by a young
39 22|            to be arrived at even by Buddha-knowledge; so great is the accumulation
40 25|             the kingsubbavyûha: The Buddha-knowledge must be very powerful, and
41 27|     confident and willing to impart Buddha-knowledge, to impart the knowledge