Chapter

 1 7 |         clever, bright, intelligent, pious, followers of the course (
 2 10|           virtue, and the force of a pious vow. They shall dwell apart
 3 11| Mahâpratibhana, has made a grave and pious vow. That vow consisted
 4 12|           for the Lord and their own pious vow in their previous course,
 5 13|               after rising (from his pious meditation), preach with
 6 15|             6. When such upright (or pious), mild, and gentle creatures
 7 17|              the performance of that pious work he shall, when sitting
 8 21|            How great, O Lord, is the pious merit which will be produced
 9 21|            that account produce much pious merit? The Bodhisattva Bhaishagyarâga
10 21|             account produce far more pious merit.~Then the Bodhisattva
11 22|        knowledge and by the power of pious merit belonging to that
12 22|               shall produce far more pious merit, far more than results
13 22|             does not produce so much pious merit as a young man or
14 22|           produce an accumulation of pious merit the term of which
15 22|         great is the accumulation of pious merit that will be produced
16 22|       jasmine oil.~Great will be the pious merit, Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña,
17 22|             This accumulation of thy pious merit, young man of good
18 22|             this accumulation of thy pious merit, young man of good
19 22|              able to surpass thee in pious merit, knowledge, wisdom
20 24|          family, the accumulation of pious merit which that young gentleman
21 24|              great, O Sugata, is the pious merit which that young gentleman
22 24|          family, the accumulation of pious merit produced by that young
23 24|              and the accumulation of pious merit produced by him who
24 24|             an equal accumulation of pious merit; both masses of pious
25 24|          pious merit; both masses of pious merit are not easy to be
26 24|           man of good family, is the pious merit resulting from cherishing