Chapter

 1 2 |         truthful, I speak what is right. It is difficult to understand
 2 2 |        Tathâgata-knowledge on the right path, Sâriputra. By means
 3 2 |        Tathâgata-knowledge on the right path. Such is the law they
 4 2 |            c., as above till) the right path. Such is the law they
 5 2 |            c., as above till) the right path. Such is the law they
 6 2 |         creatures (&c., till) the right path. Such is the law I
 7 2 |       after having waited for the right time, speak, now that he
 8 2 |         now that he perceives the right moment is come? This is
 9 3 |          give them; it is now the right time.~79. Now the man (as
10 4 |          one shoulder, fixing the right knee on the ground and lifting
11 4 |    raiment, takes a basket in his right hand, smears his body with
12 4 |           applying devices at the right time, like that rich man (
13 5 |         Formerly I did not do the right thing; hence no good accrued
14 5 |       toiling without finding the right means to escape from the
15 7 |      round him keeping him to the right, lifted up their joined
16 7 |      times round him from left to right, strewing (flowers) and
17 8 |          Tathâgata teaches us the right: 'Have no such idea of Nirvâna,
18 8 |        after having taught us the right in such a way, the Lord
19 11|           The Lord then, with the right fore-finger, unlocked the
20 11|         it in the middle with the right fore-finger. The great Stûpa
21 11|           that Stûpa from left to right or humbly salute it, shall
22 14|     Tathâgatas, &c., from left to right, and celebrated them with
23 15|    perverted notions, others have right notions, but all suffer
24 15|           the physician that have right notions, after seeing the
25 15|   perverted notions make room for right notions. They acknowledge
26 15|          which their mind becomes right.~6. When such upright (or
27 18|          organ is perfect, lucid, right, and untroubled. By it he
28 21|        one shoulder and fixed the right knee upon the ground lifted
29 22|          seven times from left to right, stretched the joined hands
30 23|           one shoulder, fixed his right knee on the ground, stretched
31 23| circumambulating him from left to right, vanished from the world
32 23|          seven times from left to right, he offered him the necklace
33 24|          one time standing to the right, at another to the left
34 24|           one shoulder, fixed his right knee against the earth,
35 25|          three times from left to right and took their stand at
36 25|        earnest striving after the right doctrine.~Thereupon, young
37 26|    circumambulations from left to right, and said to the Lord: I
38 27|          Bodhisattvas, took their right hands with his own right
39 27|          right hands with his own right hand, which had become strong
40 27|          after taking them by the right hands: Into your hands,