Chapter

 1 1 |          grand discourse for the teaching of the law, to pour the
 2 1 |          grand discourse for the teaching of the law and make his
 3 1 |         Gina, at the time of his teaching the law, was one slothful,
 4 2 |          do firmly establish the teaching of Tathâgata-knowledge,
 5 2 |         Sâriputra; I do lead the teaching of Tathâgata-knowledge on
 6 2 |      knowledge; with leading the teaching of Tathâgata-knowledge on
 7 2 |     because the world follows my teaching'.~58. When, splendidly marked
 8 2 |      world, thou repeatest their teaching.~120. 'We also, being Buddhas,
 9 3 |      kotis of Æons.~98. And I am teaching blessed rest (Nirvâna),
10 7 |      potent, owing to the Lord's teaching of the law. Deign, O Lord,
11 7 |      that we also may follow the teaching of the Tathâgata. We want,
12 7 |      fully penetrated the Lord's teaching.~Subsequently, monks, the
13 7 |       for ever.~109. Such is the teaching of the Leaders: in order
14 11|          the Lords, the Buddhas, teaching with sweet and gentle voice
15 15|        the Tathâgata's manner of teaching; when the Tathâgata speaks
16 16|         approximation, no secret teaching. One who is possessed of
17 16|   following. They will behold me teaching the law I here on the Gridhrakûta,
18 16| requisites [This agrees with the teaching of the Vedanta that Brahma-knowledge
19 17|         approximation, no secret teaching. So immense, incalculable,
20 18|    truthful and according to the teaching of the Tathâgata will be
21 19| Dharmaparyâya (derived) from the teaching of the ancient Tathâgatas, &
22 22|        or a young lady who after teaching or learning it, writing
23 25|         valuable the Tathâgata's teaching is, and with how many inconceivable