Chapter

 1 1 |      onward the never deviating wheel of the law; who had propitiated
 2 2 |       125. From that moment the wheel of my law has been moving,
 3 3 |       home, how the idea of the wheel of the law presented itself
 4 3 |        uttered these words: The wheel of the law has been put
 5 3 |       put in motion the supreme wheel of the law.~And on that
 6 3 |      following stanzas:~33. The wheel of the law was put in motion
 7 3 |    Benares, O great hero! (that wheel which is the rotation of)
 8 5 |      Those who move forward the wheel that never rolls back, and
 9 5 |    because they do not know the wheel of causes and effects, the
10 6 |        Bodhisattvas to turn the wheel that never rolls back (or
11 7 |         the Lord to move on the wheel of the law: Preach the law,
12 7 |       the most exalted, sublime wheel!~Then, monks, as the Lord
13 7 |         him to move forward the wheel of the law. On seeing which
14 7 |       the Lord move forward the wheel of the law! May the Lord
15 7 |       the Lord move forward the wheel of the law! [as above till
16 7 |        Move forward the exalted wheel, O great ascetic! reveal
17 7 |       the Lord move forward the wheel of the law! [as above till
18 7 |        Leader! move forward the wheel of the law, make the drum
19 7 |       the Lord move forward the wheel of the law! [&c., as above
20 7 |        the exalted, unsurpassed wheel! beat the drum of immortality!
21 7 |       that juncture to turn the wheel that has three turns and
22 7 |     turns and twelve parts, the wheel never moved by any ascetic,
23 7 |      suppressed.~And while this wheel of the law, monks, was being
24 7 |         him to move forward the wheel of the law, and celebrated
25 7 |    prayed:~72. Move forward the wheel, O thou whose sight is infinite!
26 12|   capable of moving forward the wheel that never rolls back. No
27 13|      move forward the faultless wheel and preach the law during
28 14|        motion the allsurpassing wheel of the law, I have brought
29 16| Dharmaparyâya moved forward the wheel that never rolls back. Some
30 16| Dharmaparyâya moved forward the wheel of spotless radiance. Other
31 20|    Tathâgatas moved forward the wheel of the law; on that spot
32 24|    means both 'the mover of the wheel', i.e. Vishnu, and 'an emperor'],
33 26|   wicked Mâra, move forward the wheel of the law, strike the drum