Chapter

 1 2 |       mouth of the Tathâgatas, given alms, followed the moral
 2 3 |       If that man, O Lord, had given no single cart, even then
 3 3 | prospect of three vehicles and given to all of them but one great
 4 3 |      feeling of kindness, have given up body and life, in their
 5 4 |  screams, and exclaims: I have given you no offence. But the
 6 6 |   abode in palaces (or towers) given them for their use. In it
 7 8 |  fulfil all thy wishes? I have given thee that gem, my good friend,
 8 8 |   feels satisfaction at having given that jewel.~38. The other
 9 10|      for rare is the occasion (given) for hearing it, and rare
10 13| observing this rule of conduct given by me may, after my extinction,
11 16| Tathâgata's lifetime was being given, innumerable, countless
12 16| Tathâgata's lifetime was being given, Agita, sixty-eight hundred
13 16|         No sooner had the Lord given this exposition determining
14 16|       by thousands.~46. He has given hermitages and walks embellished
15 19|       contemn you, and who had given him the name of Sadâparibhûta,
16 22|        the Tathâgata, &c., had given these instructions to the
17 23|        Law), Vimaladatta (i.e. given by Vimala), Nakshatraragâvikrîdita (
18 24|       Avalokitesvara.~If a man given up to capital punishment