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 1 2 |   knowledge would be beyond their understanding.~17. If such Bodhisattvas
 2 3 |        laws. But because, without understanding the mystery of the Lord,
 3 3 |          parable, for men of good understanding will generally readily enough
 4 5 |           2. Superior men of wise understanding guard the word, guard the
 5 5 |         as to persons of superior understanding and extraordinary faculties;
 6 5 |      Kâsyapa, is a consequence of understanding that all laws (things) are
 7 5 |          parable, for men of good understanding will generally readily enough
 8 5 |           was ignorant, of little understanding, in fact, a blind man.~Such,
 9 5 |           disciple.~53. But after understanding all laws one is called a
10 7 |           purity, good state, and understanding; their happiness was lost,
11 7 | conceptions (or fancies) proceeds understanding; from understanding name
12 7 |      proceeds understanding; from understanding name and form; from name
13 7 |       conceptions results that of understanding; from the suppression of
14 7 |           from the suppression of understanding results that of name and
15 8 |          world, O Lord, with dull understanding and in ignorance, under
16 17|        lay devotee, a man of ripe understanding or a boy or girl; if the
17 26|     family, are, indeed, quick of understanding, but this is the Dharmaparyâya