Chapter

 1 1 |       arrive at its perception.~24. Others who have renounced
 2 2 |      although no one asks thee.~24. Thou speakest unasked and
 3 3 |         kotis of living beings.~24. After paying honour to
 4 4 |         hovel near the mansion.~24. The rich man continually
 5 5 |      the chair I have ascended.~24. I recreate the whole world
 6 6 |   salute him with joined hands.~24. He shall stay twelve intermediate
 7 7 |      with the following stanza:~24. Show the law, O Lord; show
 8 8 |      and eminent enlightenment.~24. There shall be most zealous
 9 10|  undaunted, expound this Sûtra.~24. The strength of charity (
10 11|  extinction, that is difficult.~24. To collect the whole earth-element
11 13|       shall feel no depression.~24. Let the sage first, for
12 14|       would not reach the term.~24. Where do all those noble,
13 16| patiently endure many censures;~24. Let him, moreover, for
14 18|    several blossoms and fruits.~24. He likewise perceives the
15 24|       the wicked troop of foes.~24. One should think of Avalokitesvara,