Chapter

 1 1 |         the law; I have shown the nature of the law; now, O monks,
 2 1 | exhortation, to declare the fixed nature of the law.~99. Be well
 3 2 |       characteristics and of what nature they are.~And on that occasion,
 4 2 |          nor a third. This is the nature of the law, Sâriputra, universally
 5 2 |        unmistakable) stamp of the nature of the law;~59. Then, Sâriputra,
 6 2 |       unbroken continuity and the nature of its properties is always
 7 2 |         Buddhas.~133. Even as the nature of the law of the former
 8 4 |        resistance.~59. Of sublime nature, unequalled power, miraculous
 9 5 |         reach, and the particular nature of the germ; still the water
10 5 |   quarters;~38. So it is the very nature of the law to promote the
11 5 |       physician, of compassionate nature.~61. As an able teacher
12 5 |       that all phenomena have the nature of illusion and dreams,
13 5 |       world throughout is of that nature, not fast and not looge,
14 13|       absolute sense), having the nature of space, escaping explanation
15 13|         and things) as having the nature of space [i.e. as being
16 13|    meditating he attains the very nature of the law and, on obtaining
17 22|       sandal poured down. And the nature of those essences was so