Chapter

 1 1 |      thousand nuns having at their head Mahâpragâpatî, and the nun
 2 2 |          single moment, bent their head or body;~95. And who at
 3 3 |            his joined hands to his head, or who seeks in all directions
 4 4 |       resistance with hands, feet, head, shoulder, or breast, (even
 5 8 |            after saluting with his head the Lord's feet, Parna went
 6 11|          and members, hands, feet, head. And never did the thought
 7 13|            his feet and rubbed his head and face with smooth ointments,
 8 13|        that jewel only fits on the head of a king. Were the king
 9 13|            kept by the king on his head to the last, so, Mañgusrî,
10 14|        Mahâsattvas standing at the head of the great host, the great
11 14|        Mahâsattvas who were at the head of that great host, that
12 14|        Mahâsattvas who were at the head of that great host, that
13 14|            fall into doubt on this head; after the extinction of
14 14|            by having doubt on this head. Grant us, O Lord, a truthful
15 15|    Bodhisattva Mahasattva at their head, stretched out the joined
16 16|        divine clothes, and bow the head to salute his feet, in the
17 17|         brow is wrinkled and their head grey (he thinks): Alas,
18 21|          following stanzas:~1. His head shall be split into seven
19 24| thunderbolts are thrown at a man's head to kill him, he has but
20 25|           he put his diadem on the head of his younger brother and
21 25|            the protuberance on his head is shining; that the Lord'
22 25|          sooner came down upon the head of the Lord than it assumed
23 26|           laid his hand upon their head, and they will have decked
24 27|         towards the Lord, and, the head inclined and the joined