Chapter

 1 1 |     sooner saw that the great sage had embraced ascetic life,
 2 2 |    Give an elucidation, great Sage, to all the disciples of
 3 2 |    been taught by the supreme Sage; still, O highest of men!
 4 11|   time there was a far-seeing Sage, a revealer of the Sûtra
 5 11|     thy wisdom art called the Sage, by whose power is it that
 6 13|   with them.~13. And when the sage has to preach for a woman,
 7 13|       depression.~24. Let the sage first, for some time, coerce
 8 13| miserable town.~57. The great Sage has always a pleasant look,
 9 16|       60. And wherever such a sage is walking, standing, sitting,
10 18|        all their thoughts the sage knows instantaneously. These
11 19|      heard this Sûtra.~5. The sage, then, did not expire; he
12 19|       lay devotees who by the sage were admonished of enlightenment,~
13 22|    and bright; thou, king and sage! How thy lustre sparkles