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 1 1 |                   and vigour and who have acquired merit by virtue or earnest
 2 2 |          Tathâgatas, &c., Sâriputra, have acquired the highest perfection in
 3 2 |              utter such a speech: 'I have acquired the powers, emancipations,
 4 3 |                seeking and what they have acquired, they will in a future state
 5 4 |               never heard before. We have acquired a magnificent jewel, O Lord,
 6 4 |                 In a short moment we have acquired a great heap of precious
 7 4 |                  just as the poor man who acquired riches; now for the first
 8 6 |                  those highest of men and acquired that supreme knowledge,
 9 7 |                myriads of kotis of beings acquired perfect certainty.~Thereupon,
10 8 |              Voidness; has in all periods acquired the (four) distinctive qualifications
11 11|                   the Tathâgatas, who has acquired in one moment a thousand
12 13|                  are four qualities to be acquired by those who at the period
13 15|                 an endless period; I have acquired it after previously following
14 16|                 sands of the Ganges, have acquired the faculty to acquiesce
15 17|                   a young lady, will have acquired an accumulation of merit
16 17|                with Bodhisattvas who have acquired Dhâranî. He will become
17 17|               than by that person will be acquired by him who through unbroken
18 22|                  twelve thousand years he acquired the Samâdhi termed Sarvarûpasandarsana (
19 22|                  forms). No sooner had he acquired that Samâdhi than satisfied,
20 22|                  the True Law that I have acquired the Samâdhi of Sarvarûpasandarsana.
21 22|                  the walk in which I have acquired meditation; I have achieved
22 22|            whereof all those Bodhisattvas acquired the Samâdhi termed Sarvarûpasandarsana.~
23 22| Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña, will be acquired by that Bodhisattva.~Any
24 23|              Tathâgatas, &c., and who had acquired many Samâdhis, such as the
25 23|               sun-turn); in short, he had acquired many hundred thousand myriads
26 23|           forty-two thousand Bodhisattvas acquired the facultyof acquiescence
27 23|           Bodhisattva Mahâsattva Padmasrî acquired the meditation called the
28 25|               family, the king Subhavyûha acquired the meditation termed Sarvagunâlankâravyûha.
29 25|   Sarvagunâlankâravyûha. No sooner had he acquired that meditation, than he
30 26|                sands of the river Ganges, acquired the talismanic spell Âvarta.~