Chapter

 1 1 |            in his own field, a deep, sublime, wonderful voice, while
 2 3 |           among men; it is something sublime and adorable.~93. The powers,
 3 3 |              thou mayst expound this sublime Sûtra.~147. He who seeks
 4 4 |           Bodhisattvas Mahâsattvas a sublime sermon about the knowledge
 5 4 |             offer resistance.~59. Of sublime nature, unequalled power,
 6 5 |            Nirvâna; by following the sublime path of enlightenment all
 7 6 |          true law, of wide reach and sublime, for thousands of kotis
 8 7 |          thou hast attained exalted, sublime knowledge; let it shine
 9 7 |            Move on the most exalted, sublime wheel!~Then, monks, as the
10 7 |              earthquake and a great, sublime lustre arose simultaneously.
11 7 |           observed the extensive and sublime course of duty and reached
12 8 |             been accomplished in the sublime transcendent faculties and
13 8 |               45. After hearing this sublime, grand, splendid, and matchless
14 9 |            before did we have such a sublime prediction to Bodhisattvas,
15 10| Bhaishagyarâga? It is the apparel of sublime forbearance; that is the
16 11|             extinction shall keep my sublime law.~34. I have often, in
17 12|         world, we will proclaim this sublime Sûtra.~3. We will suffer,
18 13|           the wise man preaches this sublime law with myriads of kotis
19 14|            Agita, well done; it is a sublime subject, Agita, about which
20 18|            lazuli; he who keeps this sublime Sûtra is always a pleasant
21 19|            power and strength of his sublime magic faculties, of his
22 20|           are anxious to obtain this sublime Dharmaparyâya, O Lord, in
23 22|              the very best, the most sublime worship of the law. After
24 26|             marked by the thirty-two sublime characteristics, surrounded