Chapter

 1 1 |        law, and retain in their memory what they have learnt.~27.
 2 1 |      the True Law,' was kept in memory by the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
 3 1 |      taught him faded (from his memory), did not stick. So he got
 4 1 |     very same seat, was kept in memory by Varaprabha, the son of
 5 1 |      own reading faded from his memory as soon as learnt.~92. His
 6 2 |        stanza learnt or kept in memory suffices, no doubt of it,
 7 3 |         7. Bodhisattvas of good memory, able in showing the course
 8 3 |       146. And he who keeps (in memory) the great Ritras, while
 9 5 | Tathâgata, who keep it in their memory and apply themselves to
10 5 |        of others' minds, in the memory of former abodes, in magical
11 7 |        my precise and faultless memory.~To proceed, monks, the
12 7 |    meditation, in possession of memory and consciousness, whereafter
13 8 |   firmament, strenuous, of good memory, wise, possessed of gold-coloured
14 9 |       kotis of Buddhas, kept in memory the true law of those Buddhas
15 10|    after copying always keep in memory and from time to time regard
16 10|   copying always retains in his memory this Dharmaparyâya entirely
17 10|    mankind keeps this Sûtra (in memory).~5. It is by force of his
18 11|     Sûtras; he who keeps in his memory this Stitra, keeps the body
19 13|      who, keeping this Sqtra in memory, live according to it.~16.
20 13|     masters.~43. Cherishing the memory of the Buddhas, the supreme
21 14|       Seers, wise and strong in memory, whose outward appearance
22 14|          All strenuous, of good memory, unshaken in the immense
23 14|        respectful and strong in memory, the sons of the Master
24 14|   numerous Bodhisattvas of good memory and excelling in wisdom,
25 16|            be constant, of good memory, and patiently endure many
26 16|    strenuous, studious, of good memory, without any other pre-occupation
27 16|        hear it; who keeps it in memory, reads, comprehends or makes
28 16|        more one who keeps it in memory or reads it. He who after
29 16|       of Æons. One who keeps in memory this Dharmaparyâya after
30 16|        vicious in mind, of good memory, strenuous and always busy,
31 18|    smells to others without his memory being impaired by it.~And
32 18|        Bodhisattvas are of good memory, meditative, delighting
33 18| preaches will not fade from his memory. The popular maxims of common
34 21|         the True Law, either in memory or in a book? Whereupon
35 21|        of the True Law in their memory or in a book, we will give
36 22|       from that meditation with memory and full consciousness,