Chapter

 1 1 |       seeing a foretoken of this kind I recognise a sign such
 2 2 |        declared no more than one kind of emancipation, and therefore
 3 2 |          is, of whatever form or kind; (where) the powers, the
 4 3 |        of one appearance and one kind, provided with flags, and
 5 3 |       coax them, vehicles of one kind, and those the greatest
 6 3 |            toys) all of the same kind. Even as that man, Sâriputra,
 7 3 |      ornaments, a vehicle of one kind, the most egregious of all,
 8 5 |     trees of various species and kind, families of plants of different
 9 5 |    development assigned to their kind; in like manner, Kâsyapa,
10 5 |      knows who, how, and of what kind those beings are; what,
11 5 |         beings are animated with kind feelings and which with
12 7 |    period. A service of the same kind they render to me.~86. Innumerable
13 11| doorkeeper. When I had done such kind of work at day-time, I at
14 13|          slay animals of various kind for the sake of profit,
15 24|        are clear, whose eyes are kind, distinguished by wisdom
16 26|      intentions so inconceivably kind, so that of thine own accord