Chapter

 1 2 |   enlightenment;~90. Who caused sweet lutes, cymbals, tabors,
 2 2 |       was delighted to hear the sweet voice of the leaders of
 3 3 |    perplexity;~21. But when the sweet, deep, and lovely voice
 4 3 |        It is most excellent and sweet, the most exalted in the
 5 7 |        of gods, whose -voice is sweet as the lark's'. Leader in
 6 7 |     this world. Let us hear thy sweet and lovely voice which thou
 7 11|      the Buddhas, teaching with sweet and gentle voice the law
 8 13| diversified in its contents and sweet, free from invidiousness.~
 9 16|        struck, with a pleasant, sweet, and deep sound. Double
10 16|       without being struck emit sweet sounds; thousands of kotis
11 16| triumphal streamers, by various sweet, pleasant, clear-sounding
12 16|       tymbals.~42. He will have sweet musical instruments struck
13 17|        constantly emits a smell sweet as the lotus.~14. If some
14 18|        hear singing, lovely and sweet, and, at the same time,
15 18|      Nâgas; he hears the tunes, sweet and affecting, of song,
16 18|          filled with delight. A sweet, tender, agreeable, deep
17 18|          after having heard his sweet voice, so tender and melodious,
18 18|     paying him their homage. So sweet will be the speech delivered
19 18|       tender voice and delivers sweet words, pleasant to hear,
20 18|         his voice is (so) fine, sweet, deep, tender, and winning.~
21 22|         from his mouth a breath sweet as of the lotus, and from