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 1 1 |         the words and letters one taught him faded (from his memory),
 2 2 |          all laws, Sâriputra, are taught by the Tathâgata, and by
 3 2 | perfection (of virtue), have been taught by the supreme Sage; still,
 4 2 |         world a second vehicle is taught, far less a third.~Yet,
 5 3 |         regarding my disposition, taught me Nirvâna, to detach me
 6 3 |         duty which they have been taught under hundreds of Buddhas,
 7 3 |      catch the meaning of what is taught under the shape of a parable.~
 8 3 |           a profane philosophy is taught; such books are fit for
 9 4 |         law), and whatever law we taught, we never had any predilection
10 5 |      catch the meaning of what is taught under the shape of a parable.~
11 7 |     mastership of that Lord, have taught the law of omniscience?
12 7 |       Ganges were the beings then taught; each of the sons of the
13 7 |     number, and you have all been taught by me. Therefore you are
14 8 |        would go mad, if they were taught the whole course of life (
15 8 |         moment.' And after having taught us the right in such a way,
16 8 |           Friend of the world has taught us better: 'This is no blessed
17 10|     Dharmaparyâya is expounded or taught or recited or rehearsed
18 14|            come from?~25. Who has taught them the law (or duty)?
19 18|      triple universe, and the law taught by those Tathâgatas and
20 20|   Dharmaparyâya I have succinctly taught all Buddha-laws (or Buddha-qualities),
21 26|         here in the Saha-world is taught the Dharmaparyâya of the