Chapter

 1 2 |    they were to investigate a part only of my superior laws,
 2 7 |      hand, foot, or any other part.~10. Thy mind also was tranquil
 3 8 |    all goodly things, a small part (only) of which has here
 4 8 |  fully contented with a small part of Nirvâna, under the mastership
 5 13| partial predilection for (any part of) the law, and he does
 6 14|    1000 X 10,000 X 10,000,000 part of the river Ganges. Much
 7 15|  question of untruth from the part of the Tathâgata in this
 8 15|   this way, there is from his part no falsehood.~Let us suppose
 9 15|    betakes himself to another part of the country and lets
10 15|   respect any falsehood on my part.~In order to set forth this
11 16|       not equal one hundredth part of the accumulation of merit
12 16|      not equal one thousandth part; it admits of no calculation,
13 17|      does not fetch the 1/100 part, not the 1/100,000, not
14 17|     000 x 10,000 x 10,000,000 part; it admits of no calculation,
15 19|   abuse and taunts from their part. At the time when his death
16 22|      c., deign to tell us any part of the course of duty of
17 23|     i.e. of spotless interior part), Apkritsna [I.e. belonging
18 24|    two parts, and offered one part to the Lord Sakyamuni, and
19 25|   also emitted from the lower part of their body a shower of
20 25|      rain, and from the upper part a mass of fire; then again
21 25|   they emitted from the upper part of their body a shower of
22 25|      rain, and from the lower part a mass of fire. While in