Chapter

 1 2 |            with misfortune, as they possess little virtue.~64. They
 2 2 |           beings.~73. Yet the Ginas possess various and manifold means
 3 4 |              advanced in years, and possess abundance of bullion, gold,
 4 4 |            man: Come hither, man, I possess abundant bullion, gold,
 5 5 |           attaining of Nirvâna, who possess the six transcendent faculties
 6 7 |          colour and brightness they possess, even in those places a
 7 7 |           cars all together.~23. We possess these variegated and bright
 8 7 |          have not come so far as to possess complete Nirvâna.~108. But
 9 15| dispositions are so various and who possess so few roots of goodness,
10 16|           keeps this Sûtra, he will possess a mass of merit that cannot
11 18|              organ of vision) shall possess eight hundred good qualities
12 18|           acquires; yet he does not possess the divine ear.~Thus spoke
13 25|            ladies of good family as possess roots of goodness, will
14 26|       right-minded from themselves, possess a power to do good of their