Chapter

 1 1 |         and proofs.~9. And to the ignorant creatures who are oppressed
 2 2 |         45. I show Nirvâna to the ignorant with low dispositions, who
 3 2 | hypocritical, crooked, malignant, ignorant, dull; hence they do not
 4 2 |           to be understood by the ignorant who imagine they see here
 5 3 |       grief and disaster. But the ignorant boys do not heed the words
 6 3 |          all, because they are so ignorant.~Then the man is going to
 7 3 |       save his children, lest his ignorant children might perish in
 8 3 |        his mind: These young (and ignorant) children are fond of toys,
 9 3 |          because all of them were ignorant and their hearts attached
10 3 |         101. And to those who are ignorant and too simple-minded to
11 3 |        Sûtra is apt to puzzle the ignorant, and I do not pronounce
12 3 |          keep no intercourse with ignorant people, and are content
13 4 |      sagacious man (thinks): This ignorant and stupid person is of
14 4 |        all that property.~30. The ignorant man, who is living outside
15 4 |           from imperfections. The ignorant cannot bear (or understand)
16 5 |        prompts me; formerly I was ignorant, of little understanding,
17 8 |     persons who are) dull, inept, ignorant of the rules, For, O Lord,
18 8 |       were so childish, nescient, ignorant that we were fully contented
19 12|         so will they speak to the ignorant.~6. And persons greedily
20 15|          triple world, not as the ignorant, common people, he seeing
21 15|        perverted, infatuated, and ignorant I teach final rest, myself
22 15|       become unbelieving, unwise, ignorant, careless, fond of sensual
23 18|          of pleasure and pain; of ignorant men and âryas; pleasant
24 22|        Pratyekabuddha, excels the ignorant people and the profanum