Chapter

 1 1 |        end, good in substance and form, complete and perfect, correct
 2 2 | advantages of a blameless outward form that I can announce to them:
 3 2 |         knowledge is, of whatever form or kind; (where) the powers,
 4 2 |   salutation, be it in a complete form or by merely joining the
 5 3 |            and this fire to boot, form a series of evils.~66. In
 6 7 |       from understanding name and form; from name and form the
 7 7 |           and form; from name and form the six senses; from the
 8 7 |          results that of name and form; from the suppression of
 9 7 |           suppression of name and form results that of the six
10 11|      substances of this frame (or form) of the proper body of the
11 11|           proper bodily frame (or form), arise wherever in any
12 11|       this Stûpa of the frame (or form) of my proper body give
13 11|          so arranged by him as to form one Buddha-field, one soil,
14 11|       teachings, in substance and form, of the Tathâgatas, who
15 14|          they come here under the form of great bodies'?~7. All
16 16|        they must be considered to form the congregation of disciples
17 16|         jingles moved by the wind form another ornament at (the