Chapter

 1 1 |            the Sugata.~86. And the monk who then was the preacher
 2 2 |        Sâriputra, if there be some monk or nun pretending to Arhatship
 3 2 |       unfit, it is improper that a monk, a faultless Arhat, should
 4 3 |        theories, being a wandering monk and in high honour (or,
 5 3 |            directions to find some monk of sacred eloquence;~146.
 6 6 |         make known to you that the monk Kâsyapa, my disciple, here
 7 8 |         Amongst them, Kâsyapa, the monk Kaundinya, a great disciple,
 8 11|        this Devadatta himself, the monk I, who at that time, at
 9 11|           you: This Devadatta, the monk, shall in an age to come,
10 13|         male or female, no nun, no monk, no young boy, no young
11 13|         food, he must have another monk with him or constantly think
12 13|        sphere of the wise.~23. The monk observing this rule of conduct
13 13|      benefit of the world.~36. The monk who, after my extinction,
14 16|       stage of meekness [i.e. of a monk under training.], be constant,
15 17|         Dharmaparyayâ, let it be a monk or nun, a male or female
16 18|       trees, and he knows that the monk so and so is staying in
17 19|           proud monks, there was a monk, a Bodhisattva Mahâsattva,
18 19|       habit of exclaiming to every monk or nun, male or female lay
19 19|     Bodhisattva Mahâsattva, when a monk, did not teach nor study;
20 19|            he descried from afar a monk or nun, a male or female
21 19|         time used to address every monk or nun, male or female devotee.
22 19|          far advanced, there was a monk, a Bodhisattva, called by
23 22| Bodhisattvas happens to see such a monk as keeps this Sûtrânta,
24 22| Bodhisattva, reflect when seeing a monk who keeps this Sûtra, and
25 23|            of the True Law under a monk's shape, sometimes under
26 25|       monks, after having become a monk under my rule shall become
27 26|          of the millennium, sees a monk keeping this Dharmaparyâya