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 1 2 |       venerable Sâriputra having spoken, the Lord said to him: Enough,
 2 2 |        the eminent sages are not spoken in vain.~123. 'I, too, will
 3 2 |     their skilfulness. They have spoken in many mysteries; hence
 4 3 |  venerable Siriputra having thus spoken, the Lord said to him: Very
 5 4 |    disposition the Lord has thus spoken, and in this way, O Lord,
 6 4 |       the last and decisive word spoken by the Gina.~45. In this
 7 5 |           When the Lord had thus spoken, the venerable Mahâ-Kâsyapa
 8 5 |      third.~The Lord having thus spoken, the venerable Mahâ-Kâsyapa
 9 7 | creatures) that two vehicles are spoken of.~107. Therefore I now
10 8 |       that time the Buddha-field spoken of will look as if formed
11 11|      Mañgusrî, the prince royal, spoken these words than instantaneously
12 15|     worlds? The Lord having thus spoken, the Bodhisattva Mahasattva
13 15|         all those Dharmaparyâyas spoken by the Tathâgata are true.
14 18|         what all Tathâgatas have spoken, all that has been declared
15 20|         connection of the Sûtras spoken by the leaders; even after
16 22|         Law surpasses all Sûtras spoken by the Tathâgata. just as
17 22|         a king all the Sûtrântas spoken by the Tathagâta. As the
18 22|      first amongst all Sûtrantas spoken by the Tathâgata, though
19 22|        is the chief of Sûtrântas spoken by the Tathâgata. As Brahma
20 22|        and surpass all Sûtrântas spoken by the Tathâgata; and such
21 22|        superior to all Sûtrantas spoken by the Tathâgata. Even as