Chapter

 1 1 |    Bodhisattvas; after conquering the Evil One with his hosts and vehicles,
 2 3 |            lest it might be Mâra, the evil one, who on this occasion
 3 3 |           overwhelmed by that mass of evil, they do not conceive the
 4 3 |           save them from this mass of evil, and bestow on them the
 5 3 |         issuing from their mouths; an evil spirit has entered the body
 6 3 |            and defective; that is the evil result from scorning this
 7 5 |               law, which is free from evil after the attaining of Nirvâna,
 8 5 |               on the law and cast off evil passions. So shalt thou
 9 5 |              up the thick darkness of evil passions. Those are blind
10 5 |          dwell no more on good nor on evil.~To the man who recovers
11 5 | Pratyekabuddhas. He rends the ties of evil passion in the whirl of
12 6 |             of them. Neither Mâra the evil one, nor his host will be
13 7 |       disappearance they entered upon evil ways; their course became
14 12|      confessions,~11. They will speak evil of us and propagate the
15 13|              is assailed by Mâra, the Evil One. Then the Âryas, the
16 15|            roots of goodness, so many evil propensities: I am young
17 15|               Now deliver us from our evil, be it poison or venom;
18 15|              are delivered from their evil. Then, on knowing that these
19 15|               sons are delivered from evil, the physician shows himself
20 22|         subdued the opposition of the Evil One, young man of good family.
21 23|          creatures able to resist the Evil One; Has the Lord Prabhûtaratna,
22 26|       surprise them, neither Mâra the Evil One, nor the sons of Mâra,