Chapter

 1 1 |         display! What may be the cause, what the reason of the
 2 1 |         What, O Mañgusrî, is the cause, what is the reason of this
 3 1 | extinction, like a lamp when the cause (of its burning) is exhausted.
 4 2 |      reflection: What may be the cause, what the reason of the
 5 2 |       Lord: What, O Lord, is the cause, what the reason of the
 6 5 |     reveal the law which has its cause in itself; at due time I
 7 5 |      derived from an intelligent cause; nay, who discerns that
 8 7 |      brilliancy. What may be the cause of it?~19. Come, let us
 9 7 |     search; no trifle can be the cause of it; such a foretoken,
10 7 |         37. It cannot be without cause or reason, friends, that
11 7 |     stanzas:~44. What may be the cause, O friends, that our cars
12 7 |        glorious; what may be the cause of it?~46. Should it be
13 7 |       striving; from striving as cause issues existence; from existence
14 7 |         devices.~91. This is the cause dating from old, this is
15 9 |        in this world what is the cause of Buddha-enlightenment.~
16 9 |       disciples. What may be the cause of it? what the motive?
17 11|        Lord: O Lord, what is the cause, what is the reason of so
18 13|          penetrate, write it and cause it to be written, and who,
19 14|      Expel (all) doubt, tell the cause, and show how the matter
20 16|      shall keep, read, write, or cause to be written, this Dharmaparyâya.
21 16|        this Sûtra.~49. Let a man cause this to be written and have
22 22|           who shall write it and cause it to be written, will produce
23 23|          Tathâgata, &c.: By what cause and by whom, O Lord, have