Chapter

 1 2 |           enlightenment, speak to them and produce in them an extreme joy.~
 2 2 |                   of knowledge the leaders produce many illustrations, arguments,
 3 5 |                  bigness; and so they will produce blossoms and fruits, and
 4 5 |                   are the Bodhisattvas who produce enlightened thought, and
 5 5 |                    as void, resembling the produce of magic, similar to a dream,
 6 7 |                  oppressed with suffering; produce amongst mortals gladness
 7 7 |                    dint of magic power now produce a great city adorned with
 8 7 |          monasteries and parks.~98. Let me produce ponds and canals; (a city)
 9 9 |               grains of sand of the Ganges produce in this world what is the
10 15|                 not false. But in order to produce the roots of goodness in
11 16|                  great a merit are they to produce, be they young men and young
12 16|                    the merit is they shall produce. Let us suppose the case,
13 16|                   and understands it, will produce a yet more immeasurable
14 16|              filled with scented oil, will produce a far greater accumulation
15 16|                meditation, or wisdom, will produce a much greater accumulation
16 16|                  worship to the books will produce a mass of merit which is
17 17|                  on account of his doings, produce great merit, immense, incalculable
18 17|                 person, Lord, will already produce much merit on that account,
19 17|                  much more then (will) he (produce), Agita, who hears this
20 21|                family will on that account produce much pious merit? The Bodhisattva
21 21|      Bhaishagyarag-a, will on that account produce far more pious merit.~Then
22 22|               family, I assure thee, shall produce far more pious merit, far
23 22| Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña, does not produce so much pious merit as a
24 22|               cause it to be written, will produce an accumulation of pious
25 23|                  is. May the Lord deign to produce such a token that the Bodhisattva
26 23|                    was completely extinct: Produce such a token, Lord, that
27 24|               gentleman or young lady will produce in consequence of it? So
28 24|               gentleman or young lady will produce in consequence of it. The
29 25|             doctrines, and with the aim to produce in those beings an earnest