Chapter

 1 1 |  Dharmaparyâya called 'the Great Exposition,' a text of great development,
 2 1 |       termed 'the station of the exposition of Infinity;' his body was
 3 1 |          family, to make a grand exposition of the law this very day.
 4 1 |  Dharmaparyâya called 'the Great Exposition,' a text of great extension,
 5 1 |       termed 'the Station of the exposition of Infinity;' his body was
 6 1 |         is called 'the excellent Exposition of Infinity.'~61. Immediately
 7 1 |     meditation of 'the excellent Exposition of the Infinite.' There
 8 2 |      difficult to understand the exposition of the mystery of the Tathâgata,
 9 2 |       somehow, of commencing the exposition of what really is.~48. Now
10 2 |       one who, on hearing a good exposition of it, shall cheerfully
11 3 |         of the law, that is, the exposition of supreme, perfect enlightenment,
12 7 |          c., again gave a second exposition of the law; likewise a third
13 7 |    likewise a third and a fourth exposition. And at each exposition,
14 7 |          exposition. And at each exposition, monks, the minds of hundred
15 11|        the True Law, which is an exposition of the best law. If thou
16 13|        and not be annoyed in the exposition of this Dharmaparyâya. And
17 16|        XVI. OF PIETY.~While this exposition of the duration of the Tathâgata'
18 16|  Mahâsattva Maitreya: While this exposition of the duration of the Tathâgata'
19 16|          had the Lord given this exposition determining the duration
20 16|         who are gladdened by the exposition of the duration of life (
21 16|    beings, Agita, who during the exposition of this Dharmaparyâya in
22 16|     Dharmaparyâya containing the exposition of the duration of the Tathâgata'
23 16| Dharmaparyâya, which contains an exposition of the duration of the Tathâgata'
24 16|       good family who hears this exposition of the duration of the Tathâgata'