Chapter

 1 1 |      He was also excessively desirous of glory, but very fickle,
 2 3 |      with deer. Other beings desirous of the science without a
 3 3 |     with goats. Others again desirous of the knowledge of the
 4 3 |      Sûtra.~145. And he who, desirous of acquiring all-knowingness,
 5 5 | infatuation.~71. If thou art desirous of omniscience, direct thy
 6 7 |       on seeing those people desirous of returning, thinks within
 7 10|   doctrine.~2. And he who is desirous of omniscience and thinks:
 8 13|      now and anon, nor is he desirous of repeatedly seeing females;
 9 13|     of the Tathâgata, who is desirous of keeping this Dharmaparyâya,
10 16|   young lady of good family, desirous of supreme, perfect enlightenment,
11 18|    devotees will likewise be desirous of seeing him. Kings, royal
12 18|      ministers) will also be desirous of seeing him. Kings ruling
13 18|    and their retinue will be desirous of seeing him and paying
14 18|     of the Tathâgata will be desirous of seeing him; likewise
15 23|   long; We also, O Lord, are desirous of seeing the rudimentary
16 24|  Avalokitesvara. If a woman, desirous of male offspring, young
17 24|    good roots. If a woman is desirous of getting a daughter, a