Chapter

 1 3 |        of the knowledge of the all-knowing, the knowledge of Buddha,
 2 3 |      with the knowledge of the all-knowing. In this way, Sâriputra,
 3 5 |    impart the knowledge of the all-knowing, and lay down (the rules
 4 5 |       of) the knowledge of the all-knowing.~It is a case, Kâsyapa,
 5 5 |       as they really are. I am all-knowing, all-seeing. Come to me,
 6 5 |   themselves to the law of the all-knowing, according to their faculty,
 7 5 | annihilation, knowledge of the all-knowing. As to that, Kâsyapa, (it
 8 5 |       all the knowledge of the all-knowing, since I pay regard to the
 9 5 |        this world he is called all-knowing who possesses the five transcendent
10 7 |        of the knowledge of the all-knowing; as yet, you have not come
11 7 |  attained the knowledge of the all-knowing and the ten powers proper
12 7 |        in the knowledge of the all-knowing.~
13 8 |       for the knowledge of the all-knowing that is free from imperfections.~
14 8 |     after the knowledge of the all-knowing has never ceased, the Tathâgata
15 16|    Some among them will become all-knowing after one birth, in the