Chapter

 1 1 |       my spending such gifts.'~17. Some give carriages yoked
 2 2 |    beyond their understanding.~17. If such Bodhisattvas as
 3 3 |   doubt about the law I heard.~17. And when thou hadst mentioned
 4 4 |        be a king or a grandee.~17. Let me not incur some injury
 5 5 |       the real course of life.~17. And the great Seer, honoured
 6 6 | uttered the following stanzas:~17. I have something to announce
 7 7 |    this supreme enlightenment.~17. Thou knowest every course (
 8 8 |    endowed with magical power.~17. At that period the Chief
 9 9 |    with the following stanzas:~17. We are satisfied, O Light
10 10|    rare also the belief in it.~17. It is a case similar to
11 11|     which the Chief urges you.~17. One might expound many
12 12|  understand mysterious speech.~17. One will have to bear frowning
13 13|  uncomposed, real or not real;~17. When the wise man does
14 14|     those mighty Bodhisattvas.~17. There are yet others who
15 15|     owing to their good works.~17. I never speak to them of
16 16| uttered the following stanzas:~17. Let a man who is seeking
17 17|       going to hear preaching.~17. Owing to the performance
18 18|        command of the Sugatas.~17. And when the Bodhisattvas
19 24|   instantaneously be quenched.~17. He (Avalokitesvara) with