Chapter

 1 2 |   twelve hundred (disciples) of mine, free from imperfections,
 2 2 | Sâriputra, for all disciples of mine, and for the eminent Bodhisattvas,
 3 3 |          75. These poor sons of mine, whom I have recovered with
 4 4 |          and thinks to himself: Mine are no such possessions!~
 5 6 |          This great disciple of mine, monks, the senior Subhûti,
 6 8 |        to see an able device of mine that from the expressions
 7 9 |       Buddhas, just as thou art mine at present. And, Râhula,
 8 14|          And these creatures of mine are decorous, docile, obedient,
 9 14|         detached, these sons of mine, following my precepts in
10 15|    reflects thus: These sons of mine must have become perverted
11 15|          it was but a device of mine, monks; repeatedly am I
12 16|      inconceivably long life of mine.~33. They will bow their
13 22|        of truth let this arm of mine become such as it was before,
14 24|       of kings, who is a (rich) mine of monastic virtues, he,