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 1 1 |      who would be able here to explain it to me? He then thought:
 2 1 |    great, so incomprehensible. Explain me the matter, O Mañgusvara!
 3 2 |   Sâriputra, because when they explain the laws (or phenomena,
 4 2 |         6. It is impossible to explain it; it is unutterable; nor
 5 2 |    superior skilfulness that I explain the law at great length
 6 2 |     may the Lord be pleased to explain what the Tathâgata is alluding
 7 2 |     the following stanzas:~34. Explain the law, O thou most high
 8 4 | knowledge of the Tathâgata; we explain, show, demonstrate the knowledge
 9 4 |  waiting his time; he does not explain the real connection of the
10 5 |    occasion, the more fully to explain the same subject, the Lord
11 5 |       Hear, now, I am going to explain what is meant by those plants
12 5 |         in order to more amply explain the same subject, the Lord
13 7 |     vehicles.'~And in order to explain this same subject more in
14 7 |      call you all together and explain to you how the law really
15 11|       servant to him who shall explain Dharma. At that time there
16 11|        my servant; then I will explain it to thee. As I heard these
17 13|      he has commenced, he will explain the matter anew in regular
18 13|     regular order, and he will explain it in such away that his
19 14|        the highest of men.~32. Explain to us, O incomparable, great
20 14|    Tathâgata, &c., is going to explain it; then you may hear.~Thereupon
21 14|    Therefore, O Lord, deign to explain us this matter, that we