Chapter

 1 5 |   for those whose views are sound and correct.~26. I preach
 2 5 |   the voice of a man or the sound of a drum, conch trumpet,
 3 5 | Thou art not able to hear a sound at a distance of but five
 4 11|     O Lord, who causes that sound to go out from the magnificent
 5 11|    it is he who causes this sound to go out.~In the point
 6 11|    and had promulgated with sound of bell the following proclamation:
 7 13|    worlds, Mañgusrî, is the sound, rumour, or mentioning of
 8 16|   pleasant, sweet, and deep sound. Double pieces of fine heavenly
 9 16|   of space, and (great) the sound raised by the Leaders; thousands
10 16|  clothes, and the repeated (sound of) tymbals.~42. He will
11 18|   likewise always hears the sound which the monks on earth
12 18|   the different sources (of sound), and that while his organ
13 18|      He also hears the holy sound of the law which the Buddha,
14 24|    of Avalokitesvara, whose sound is as the cloud's and the