Chapter

 1 1 |     for supreme enlightenment.~32. Others complete their course
 2 2 |     the Lord with this stanza:~32. Speak clearly, O most eminent
 3 2 |     Lord the following stanza:~32. Speak no more of it that
 4 3 |      honoured by men and gods.~32. Such will be the fate of
 5 4 |       my property to this man.~32. In the midst of the assembly
 6 5 |     called the highest plants.~32. But the sons of Sugata,
 7 6 |       to the most high of men.~32. After keeping their true
 8 7 |        bounteous to the world.~32. How wonderful, O Lord,
 9 8 |       I have mentioned before.~32. Moved by benevolence and
10 10| remember the lesson he forgot.~32. While he is living lonely
11 11|    expound it again and again.~32. Even he who confirms many
12 13|    hearers gain enlightenment.~32. The wise man is indefatigable;
13 14|      up to the highest of men.~32. Explain to us, O incomparable,
14 16|    shall obtain such a reward.~32. The Bodhisattvas also,who
15 18|     from the (peculiar) smell.~32. He discerns the gods and
16 24|     undefiled cups of lotuses.~32. And the Chief Amitâbha