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 1 2 |     addressed the Lord with this stanza:~32. Speak clearly, O most
 2 2 |   uttered the Lord the following stanza:~32. Speak no more of it
 3 2 |      word of command. One sinale stanza learnt or kept in memory
 4 3 |          nor even knows a single stanza from another work; to all
 5 7 |       chorus, with the following stanza:~24. Show the law, O Lord;
 6 10|      heard, were it but a single stanza, a single verse (or word),
 7 10|    hearing, were it but a single stanza, joyfully accept it, even
 8 10|      regard were it but a single stanza of this Dharmaparyâya; who
 9 10|      accept were it but a single stanza of this Dharmaparyâya, to
10 10|      teach, were it but a single stanza of four lines, and whoever
11 10|       keeps were it but a single stanza of this Dharmaparyâya, and
12 12|       wonder and amazement, this stanza:~1. O Lord, thou art the
13 12|   satisfied.~After uttering this stanza the nuns said to the Lord:
14 16|  pronounces were it but a single stanza from this Sûtra;~61. There
15 17| Mahâsattva Maitreya uttered this stanza:~1. How great will be the
16 17|      hears, were it but a single stanza, a single word, from this
17 17|     hearing were it but a single stanza, a single word, from this
18 17|  accepting, were it but a single stanza, a single word, from this
19 17|       tradition), hears a single stanza from this Sûtra and with
20 17|        hear were it but a single stanza and joyfully receive it.
21 17|          hearing merely a single stanza, in regular tradition; how
22 18|        even if he hears a single stanza, recognise its various meanings.
23 18|          fully comprehending the stanza he will find in it the text
24 18|         the contents of a single stanza, the wise man catches the
25 21|     follow, were it but a single stanza from this Dharmaparyâya
26 22|          mother in the following stanza :~1. This, O exalted king,
27 22|        body.~After uttering this stanza, Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña,
28 22| addressed him with the following stanza:~2. O thou whose face is
29 22|           Having pronounced this stanza, the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva