Chapter

 1 1 |      illustrations and proofs.~9. And to the ignorant creatures
 2 2 |      lies beyond their sphere.~9. If this whole sphere were
 3 3 |       had lost my rank or not.~9. In such reflections, O
 4 4 | charged with numerous affairs.~9. In such way the man becomes
 5 5 |      and refreshes this earth.~9. And all herbs which have
 6 6 |       aid of divine knowledge.~9. He himself shall stay twelve
 7 7 |     has to-day been fulfilled.~9. Most difficult things hast
 8 8 |        after Buddha-knowledge.~9. And at all periods has
 9 9 |      Seer, an heir to the law.~9. The great number of kotis
10 10|       it but once, this Sûtra.~9. He performs the task of
11 11|        as darkness is by fire.~9. A delicious fragrance spreads
12 12|     preach their own fictions.~9. Prompted by greed of profit
13 13|   wives and girls in families.~9. He must never address them
14 14|       the sands of the Ganges.~9. The train of (each) glorious
15 15|       the world enter Nirvâna.~9. I see how the creatures
16 16|       as the element of ether.~9. Many thousand kotis of
17 17|       hears from face to face!~9. And if somebody exhorts
18 18|         flutes, Vallaki-lutes.~9. He can hear singing, lovely
19 19|   admonished of enlightenment,~9. And who have seen many
20 20|       others in every quarter.~9. The future and past Buddhas
21 24|     hurt one hair of the body.~9. If a man be surrounded