Chapter

 1 5 |           to enlightenment, and the disciple, when the consciousness
 2 5 |             of voidness is termed a disciple.~53. But after understanding
 3 5 |          the mundane whirl.~63. The disciple who by his discrimination
 4 6 |           that the monk Kâsyapa, my disciple, here present, shall do
 5 6 |       assembly of monks: This great disciple of mine, monks, the senior
 6 6 |              The senior Subhûti, my disciple, shall in days to come be
 7 6 |     Mahâ-Katyâyana here present, my disciple, shall pay homage to eight
 8 6 |      Katyâyana here, the senior, my disciple, shall render worship to
 9 6 | Mahâ-Maudgalyâyana here present, my disciple, shall propitiate twenty-eight
10 6 |             of the Mudgala-race, my disciple here, after leaving human
11 8 |          strain: Ye monks, see this disciple, Pûrna, son of Maitrâyani,
12 8 |     everywhere they termed him 'the Disciple.' By this means he has promoted
13 8 |            8. Pûrna here, monks, my disciple, has formerly fulfilled
14 8 |             monk Kaundinya, a great disciple, shall, after sixty-two
15 8 |           of the Kundina family, my disciple here, shall in future be
16 22|            there is no other, be he disciple, Pratyekabuddba, or Bodhisattva,
17 23|   Bodhisattva; under the shape of a disciple to such as must be converted
18 23|           as must be converted by a disciple; under the shape of a Pratyekabuddha
19 24|           does so in the shape of a disciple; to others again under that