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 1 5 |          those good qualities (or virtues)? And the Seers say to that
 2 5 |           become endowed with the virtues of an ascetic and acquire
 3 7 |       time young princes, rich in virtues, came along with thousands
 4 8 |    assembly, praised for his many virtues, and who has applied himself
 5 11|      accomplished the six perfect virtues (Pâramitas). Noble kindness,
 6 11|        great vehicle extolled the virtues of the great vehicle and
 7 11|       vehicle and the six perfect virtues (Pâramitas). Such as had
 8 11|           things), as well as the virtues of the great vehicle. Mañgusrî,
 9 11|         she is apt to display all virtues and is never deficient in
10 11|           fulfils the six perfect virtues (Pâramitas), but as yet
11 16|       this world the five perfect virtues;~18. Let him, during eight
12 16|         to those who practise the virtues oft described, during thousands
13 16|          who have practised those virtues during kotis of Æons, will
14 16|  thousands of myriads of kotis of virtues of the Bodhisattvas Mahâsattvas,
15 20|           explaining the manifold virtues of this Dharmaparyâya through
16 20|         reaching the end of those virtues. In this Dharmaparyâya I
17 24|   possesses the perfection of all virtues, and beholds all beings
18 24|      benevolence, he, an ocean of virtues, Virtue itself, he, Avalokitesvara,
19 24|            rich) mine of monastic virtues, he, universally worshipped,
20 25| Bodhisattvas, viz. to the perfect virtues (Pâramitâs) of alms-giving,
21 25|       with how many inconceivable virtues the religious discipline