Chapter

 1 3 |          it is to be feared, run hither and thither, and come to
 2 3 |        on the contrary, they run hither and thither, walk about,
 3 3 |         a burning house, and run hither and thither. Though overwhelmed
 4 4 |       says to the poor man: Come hither, man, I possess abundant
 5 4 |         have from that town come hither. He is my son, I am his
 6 7 |   blessed divine being have come hither, by whose power all these
 7 10|          that great man has come hither, he who out of compassion
 8 11|        those ought to be brought hither.~Thereupon the Bodhisattva
 9 11|          myself, Lord, have come hither to hear the Dharmaparyâya
10 11|          the law's sake he moves hither and thither; very rare (
11 11|          Chiefs who have flocked hither by kotis, will hear that
12 12|          of all who have flocked hither from every direction, (and
13 14| Bodhisattvas Mahâsattvas flocked hither?~Then the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
14 14|         such an assembly flocked hither?~14. There are others who
15 14|     alone, they have now flocked hither in such numbers as to be
16 14|          who to-day have flocked hither after rending the earth,
17 16|         the Ganges, have flocked hither from thousands of kotis
18 23|   gentleman, that thou hast come hither in the desire to see the
19 26|         to the Lord: I have come hither, O Lord, from the field