Chapter

 1 1 |           make an exhortation, to declare the fixed nature of the
 2 2 |           more of it that I sould declare this law! This knowledge
 3 2 |    uncertainty in this respect; I declare that I am the king of the
 4 3 |           the Lord said to him: I declare to thee, Sâriputra, I announce
 5 5 |         destroyer of existence. I declare the law to all beings after
 6 7 |         announce to you, monks, I declare to you: Those sixteen princes,
 7 8 | Bodhisattvas to full ripeness and declare: We are but disciples, indeed,
 8 10|          devotees or clergymen, I declare that the latter sin is the
 9 10|           thee, Bhaishagyarâga, I declare to thee, that many are the
10 11|         announce to you, monks, I declare to you: This Devadatta,
11 12|    announce to thee, Yasodharâ, I declare to thee: Thou also shalt
12 14|        announce to thee, Agita, I declare to thee: These Bodhisattvas
13 14|          those centenarians would declare: 'This is the father who
14 15|       young men of good family, I declare to you: However numerous
15 15|      existing since long, and yet declare: The Ginas are rare (or
16 15|          the course of the world, declare: I am so and so, (and consider):
17 16|        belief. Moreover, Agita, I declare that a young man of good
18 17|        announce to thee, Agita, I declare to thee; (take) on one side
19 17|       then joyfully accepts it? I declare, Agita, that his accumulation
20 19|        him: Why does he, unasked, declare that he feels no contempt
21 21|           thee, Bhaishagyarâga, I declare to thee: any young man or
22 22|        the True Law. I positively declare that the accumulation of