Chapter

 1 2 |       second; the Buddhas do not bring over (creatures) by an inferior
 2 5 |        the triple world. I shall bring to felicity those that are
 3 7 |    passages of the forest, is to bring the whole company out of
 4 8 | Buddha-field, always striving to bring creatures to ripeness. He
 5 8 |         incalculable beings, and bring innumerable and incalculable
 6 8 |    hundreds of able devices they bring numerous Bodhisattvas to
 7 8 |       kotis of able devices, and bring many beings to full ripeness
 8 9 |       perfect enlightenment, and bring to full ripeness for supreme,
 9 9 |         even more, whom he shall bring to full ripeness; he shall
10 9 |         family, he made a vow to bring Bodhisattvas to full development.~
11 13|         humble them. He does not bring forward the shortcomings
12 13|          He does not in this way bring forward the shortcomings
13 13|        position he occupies, and bring about that he accepts, understands,
14 14|           been able to rouse and bring to maturity for supreme,
15 15|      young men of good family, I bring (all) creatures to maturity,