Chapter

 1 2 | Tathâgata-knowledge, Sâriputra; I do lead the teaching of Tathâgata-knowledge
 2 2 |         suffices, no doubt of it, to lead all of them to enlightenment.~
 3 2 |             of Sugatas to be made of lead, iron, clay, or plaster
 4 2 |     accomplishing my course of duty, lead others to enlightenment.~
 5 3 |             is born in this world to lead to beatitude.~105. This,
 6 5 |          that all those laws finally lead to the stage of those who
 7 5 |           being perfectly at rest, I lead others to rest. By my perfect
 8 6 |           Ginas, under whom he shall lead a spiritual life for the
 9 6 |         worship. Under them shall he lead a spiritual life and achieve
10 7 |          full of faith, left home to lead the vagrant life of mendicants,
11 7 |            men. They have a guide to lead them on their journey to
12 7 |            disciples now also, and I lead you all to enlightenment
13 7 |           expounding the law, that I lead you to superior enlightenment.
14 8 |       apparitional birth. They shall lead a spiritual life, have ideal
15 8 |       Buddha-field shall be pure and lead a spiritual life. Springing
16 12|             wear a patched cloth; we lead a frugal life;' so will
17 13|          from laymen and friars, and lead a life of charity. He must
18 15|               he does so in order to lead creatures to full ripeness
19 18|        likewise the Bodhisattvas who lead a solitary life, and those
20 26|            business. Such persons as lead into error monks who know