Chapter

 1 2 |   standing).~113. Keeping in view that king of trees with
 2 2 |  appearance will they, whose view is boundless, at one time
 3 5 |    meanings I accommodate my view (or the theory).~5. It is,
 4 7 | mercy's sake, the law with a view to supreme, perfect enlightenment,
 5 8 |   Thus, Kâsyapa, keep now in view I here these self-controlled (
 6 11|    also I preach it with the view that Buddha-knowledge may
 7 11|     truth's sake, not with a view to win honour or enjoy pleasure.~
 8 11|      certainly not hold that view. For it was myself, who
 9 11|      certainly not hold that view. For it was this Devadatta
10 15|    all that with the express view to skilfully preach the
11 15|      the creatures, with the view of educating them, without
12 15|      it is burning; in their view this world is most terrific,
13 16|    the faculty of unhampered view. Other Bodhisattvas Mahâsattvas
14 16|      of having an unhampered view, and others have obtained
15 20|     and compassion (with the view) that the creatures, gladly
16 26|       Lord, should take this view: It is owing to the power