Chapter

 1 2 |                  For those I feel a great compassion.~112. On the terrace of
 2 3 |                weal and happiness, out of compassion to the world, for the benefit,
 3 3 |          irascible, ever sincere, full of compassion for all living beings, and
 4 5 |                    As the physician feels compassion for the blind-born man he
 5 5 |                   the triple world, feels compassion, prompted by which, like
 6 5 |                  a great physician taking compassion on the blind man, goes to
 7 5 |                 the great Seers, moved by compassion, said to him: Thou art mistaken;
 8 6 |                  most high of men! out of compassion to us speak the Buddha-word.~
 9 7 |           happiness of the public, out of compassion for the world; for the benefit,
10 7 |                  these aerial cars out of compassion to us; use, O Sugata, those
11 7 |                 Sugata, those cars out of compassion to us.~On that occasion,
12 7 | Mahâbhigñâgñanâbhibhû [&c., as above till compassion to us].~On that occasion,
13 7 |               mounted [&c., as above till compassion to us].~On that occasion,
14 7 | Mahâbhigñâgñanâbhibhû [&c., as above till compassion to us].~On that occasion,
15 8 |                  Moved by benevolence and compassion they shall in succession
16 10|              people of Gambudvîpa, out of compassion to all creatures. Those
17 10|                   a Tathâgata, who out of compassion and for the benefit of the
18 10|             catechise) men, he who out of compassion for mankind recites this
19 10|                come hither, he who out of compassion for mankind keeps this Sûtra (
20 11|                     Noble kindness, noble compassion, noble sympathy, noble indifference,
21 11|                   words of kindliness and compassion. She is fit to arrive at
22 13|           directions of space, who out of compassion for creatures are moving
23 13|               charity, always filled with compassion for all creatures, expounding
24 16|                  a question; who, full of compassion for living beings, gives
25 20|                  in their benevolence and compassion (with the view) that the
26 21|                   being pronounced out of compassion for creatures, the common
27 21|                   those preachers, out of compassion to them, for their guard,
28 24|         Mahâsattva Avalokitesvara: Out of compassion to us, young man of good
29 24|            Mahâsattva Akshayamati, out of compassion to the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
30 24|                  four classes, and out of compassion to the gods, Nâgas, goblins,
31 24|             kindness having its source in compassion, thou great cloud of good
32 24|                   beholds all beings with compassion and benevolence, he, an
33 25|              accomplished in benevolence, compassion, joyful sympathy and indifference,
34 25|              Lotus of the True Law out of compassion for the beings then living
35 25|                   young gentlemen, out of compassion for your father, the king
36 25|             allowed by the Buddha, out of compassion for their father, the king,
37 25|                   of the True Law, out of compassion for beings who hold false
38 25|               Vimaladatta, and who out of compassion for the king Subhavyûha
39 26|                   people at large, out of compassion for the people, for the
40 26|                    with a mind so full of compassion, with intentions so inconceivably