Chapter

 1 1 |        counsellors and kinsmen,~21. And betaken themselves
 2 2 |       from the series of evils.~21. It is by my superior skilfulness
 3 3 |       overcome with perplexity;~21. But when the sweet, deep,
 4 4 |   believe that I am his father.~21. Under those circumstances
 5 5 |      wit, deliverance and rest.~21. I preach with ever the
 6 6 |  delightful to people at large.~21. In it will be many Bodhisattvas
 7 7 |   following seasonable stanzas:~21. A (or the) wonderful, matchless
 8 8 |  uttered the following stanzas:~21. The scion of the Kundina
 9 10|      repeatedly meditate on it.~21. But those who have heard
10 11|    something so very difficult.~21. But to keep and preach
11 12| tranquil and quiet, great Seer.~21. Light of the world, thou
12 13|  produced, are wrongly assumed.~21. Let (the Bodhisattva) be
13 14|      not be able to count them.~21. The suite of (some of these)
14 15|       physician with falsehood;~21. So am I the father of the
15 16|    gardens provided with walks;~21. Let him after so bestowing
16 18|     hearing is the natural one;~21. The divine ear is not yet
17 24|        face and beautiful eyes!~21. Pure one, whose shine is