Chapter

 1 1 |             their heads, others their eyes, others their dear own body,
 2 2 |             in the world; to open the eyes of creatures for the sight
 3 2 |    Tathâgata-knowledge; I do open the eyes of creatures for the sight
 4 2 | Tathâgata-knowledge; with opening the eyes of creatures for the sight
 5 6 |             the Lord with unblenching eyes, and at the same moment
 6 7 |              in all ways, deprived of eyes, as it were, and joyless,
 7 8 |              to the Lord with unmoved eyes and so showing his veneration.~
 8 22|             said, with tears in their eyes, weeping, crying, lamenting:
 9 23|          instruments. His face showed eyes resembling blue lotuses,
10 24|            stanzas:]~20. O thou whose eyes are clear, whose eyes are
11 24|           whose eyes are clear, whose eyes are kind, distinguished
12 24|           wisdom and knowledge, whose eyes are full of pity and benevolence;
13 24|          beautiful face and beautiful eyes!~21. Pure one, whose shine
14 25|              shining; that the Lord's eyes are so clear; that between
15 25|              Bimba and such beautiful eyes.~As the king Subhavyûha,
16 26|             hands and feet, squinting eyes; a putrid body, a body covered