Chapter

 1 1 |         who have acquired merit by virtue or earnest belief in the
 2 2 |         reached the perfection (of virtue), have been taught by the
 3 2 |             as they possess little virtue.~64. They are continually
 4 3 |         Æon, but preach the law by virtue of a vow.~That Æon, Sâriputra,
 5 10|           benefit of the world, by virtue of a former vow, makes his
 6 10|            force that is rooted in virtue, and the force of a pious
 7 13|           arm and the power of his virtue. His triple world is assailed
 8 16|          refreshed and gifted with virtue for enlightenment.~Thereupon
 9 16|            the five perfections of virtue (Pâramitâs), to wit, perfect
10 16|            the five perfections of virtue, (that accumulation) which
11 16|            him further develop the virtue of forbearance, be steady
12 17|            man appears, a lover of virtue, a lover of good, who gives
13 17|            then the former will by virtue of that root of goodness,
14 19|        with the six Perfections of virtue and terminating in the knowledge
15 19| promulgated this Dharmaparyâya. By virtue of his previous root of
16 19|            to the four classes. By virtue of his previous root of
17 23|           go to that Saha-world by virtue of the Lord's resolution,
18 24|          be delivered therefrom by virtue of the lustre of the Bodhisattva
19 24|          and giants, they would by virtue of the name of the Bodhisattva
20 24|           he, an ocean of virtues, Virtue itself, he, Avalokitesvara,