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 1 2 |   Buddha-vehicle, Sâriputra, do I teach creatures the law; there
 2 2 |          Tathâgataship they shall teach the law by showing the sole
 3 3 |      development. But he does not teach a particular Nirvâna for
 4 3 |         of hesitation, is able to teach all beings the law which
 5 4 |          of the world enjoins us: Teach, Kâsyapa, the superior path
 6 7 |        the law. Deign, O Lord, to teach us also, for mercy's sake,
 7 7 | Bodhisattvas and all disciples to teach them thus: There is, O monks,
 8 10|          able to keep, recite, or teach, were it but a single stanza
 9 10|       Æons beyond comprehension I teach the law to creatures.~27.
10 11|           after my extinction and teach it to a single creature.~
11 11|         become my servant, I will teach thee that law. And I, glad,
12 13|     proper sphere if he wishes to teach this Dharmaparyâya. And
13 15| enlightenment and never ceased to teach the law.~2. I roused many
14 15|        infatuated, and ignorant I teach final rest, myself not being
15 16|       honoured by all mortals, to teach so long a life!'~36. Those
16 16|        depravation shall keep and teach this Sûtra, he will have
17 18|     family, who shall keep, read, teach, write this Dharmaparyâya
18 19|           keep, read, comprehend, teach, amply expound it to others,
19 19|  Mahâsattva, when a monk, did not teach nor study; the only thing
20 27|       family, keep, read, fathom, teach, promulgate, and preach