Chapter

 1 1 |        seat of the law the eminent seer continued absorbed in meditation.~
 2 2 |            no falsehood, the great Seer who has so long preached
 3 2 | characteristics mark the self-born Seer, who of his own accord sheds
 4 3 |            Sâriputra, I, the great Seer, am the protector and father
 5 5 |            life.~17. And the great Seer, honoured in the world,
 6 6 |          world, a matchless, great Seer.~4. And his field will be
 7 6 |        perfectly-enlightened great Seer has not yet favoured us
 8 6 |  distinctive signs, become a great Seer, similar to a column of
 9 7 |            1. I remember the great Seer Abhigñâgñânâbhibhû, the
10 7 |       Leader, O incomparable great Seer! thou hast attained exalted,
11 7 |           to thee, matchless great Seer, chief god of gods, whose -
12 7 |       Starting from Ignorance, the Seer proceeded to speak of death,
13 9 |          enlightenment, is a great Seer, an heir to the law.~9.
14 11|          you see, monks, the great Seer, the extinct Chief, within
15 11|        Lords of the world.~11. The Seer Prabhûtaratna who, though
16 11|            that time there lived a Seer; he told me: Noble king,
17 11|         the words I heard from the Seer, became his pupil, and said:
18 11|        becoming the servant of the Seer, I performed the duties
19 11|           at that juncture was the Seer? No, you must certainly
20 11|           at that juncture was the Seer. Indeed, monks, Devadatta
21 12|          tranquil and quiet, great Seer.~21. Light of the world,
22 13|        joined hands glorifying the Seer, the highest of men, whilst
23 14|        side is being perforated, O Seer, by the wise Bodhisattvas,
24 14|           Tell us their history, O Seer.~31. Hundreds, thousands,
25 16|       effect produced by the great Seer, when he reveals this Buddha-state
26 18|        space the Sugata, the great Seer, so benign and bounteous,