Chapter

 1 1 |    strike the drum of the law.~29. 1 see some sons of the
 2 2 |     final sanction by Nirvâna.~29. Let thy voice be heard,
 3 3 |     the highest enlightenment.~29. The lifetime of that Gina
 4 4 | inspiring him with confidence.~29. At the same time he lays
 5 5 |        middle-sized and great.~29. Small plants are called
 6 6 |    save kotis of gods and men.~29. Many Bodhisattvas as well
 7 7 |      condition as we see them?~29. Let us all together go
 8 8 |       and gods shall be vexed.~29. There shall appear a complete
 9 10|       classes of the audience.~29. And should there be some
10 11|       it to a single creature.~29. One may keep the eighty-four
11 13|  various sorts, and sits down.~29. When he is thus seated
12 14|       of this world, O Leader.~29. We have repeatedly roamed
13 16|  highest degree of meditation;~29. Then the merit accruing
14 18|  wanton sport and magic power.~29. He perceives at once where
15 24|  during many hundreds of Æons.~29. At one time standing to