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 1 2 |        knowledge, Sâriputra, is profound, difficult to understand,
 2 2 |        the good course which is profound, subtle, difficult to understand,
 3 2 |       lie beyond their ken.~18. Profound are the laws of the Buddhas,
 4 2 |        extolling it by saying, 'Profound is the law by me discovered;'
 5 2 | repeatedly extol it by saying, 'Profound is the law by me discovered;
 6 2 |        repeatedly extolling the profound law of the Tathâgatas.~On
 7 2 |       knowledge and pronouncest profound words.~25. To-day a question
 8 5 |        bright. He who views the profound laws in such a light, sees,
 9 10|       and oft meditated on this profound king amongst Sûtras, this
10 11|  Pragñakûta said: That Sûtra is profound, subtle, difficult to seize;
11 13|    Tathâgatas; this is the most profound discourse on the law, a
12 14|         that they listen to thy profound knowledge, O Leader, and
13 14|     knowledge is unlimited.~36. Profound are the laws known to the
14 20|        all the mystery, all the profound conditions of the Buddhas.
15 24|      Akshayamati, that ocean of profound insight, after considering