Chapter

 1 7|             and had all of them become novices, clever, bright, intelligent,
 2 7|           enlightenment. These sixteen novices, monks, said to the Lord
 3 7|               of mendicants and become novices, the half of the whole retinue
 4 7|            viewing the prayer of those novices at the lapse of twenty thousand
 5 7|             time, monks, those sixteen novices grasped, kept, and fully
 6 7|                 foretold those sixteen novices their future djestiny to
 7 7|       disciples as well as the sixteen novices were full of faith, and
 8 7|                monks, when the sixteen novices perceived that the Lord
 9 7|             this, monks, each of those novices, as Bodhisattvas fully developed,
10 7|     prodigiously gifted, these sixteen novices, wise, servitors to many
11 7| Buddha-knowledge. Honour these sixteen novices, monks, again and again;
12 7|             who by each of the sixteen novices, the Bodhisattvas Mahasattvas,
13 7|             the example of the sixteen novices in choosing along with them
14 7|            princes, the youths, who as novices under the mastership of
15 7|               law from us when we were novices, those many hundred thousand
16 7|              had become mendicants and novices, said to the Gina: 'Expound,
17 7|               the same seat.~84. Those novices, perceiving that the Chief