Chapter

 1 2 | thinking and pondering, when my wish has been fulfilled and my
 2 2 |        Vivify in your minds the wish for enlightenment,' they
 3 2 |      and the encouraging of the wish of obtaining fruits.'~122.
 4 4 |  granaries. I am very sick, and wish to have one upon whom to
 5 5 |        that man: If that be thy wish, go and live in the wilderness
 6 7 |        endless Æons. Thy benign wish of saving all mortals (from
 7 7 |       the Gina, considering the wish of his sons, the young princes,
 8 9 |       same thought and the same wish as in Ânanda, prostrated
 9 11|      those Lords, those Buddhas wish to uncover the frame of
10 11|         in consideration of the wish expressed by those Tathâgatas, &
11 11|          He said to me: If thou wish to know Dharma, become my
12 11|   enlightenment according to my wish; the Tathâgata can bear
13 25|     therefore let us go now; we wish to enter upon the ecclesiastical
14 25|     qualities, O Lord, I do not wish to go away from the presence