Chapter

 1 2 |           being Buddhas, will make clear the highest word, divided
 2 3 | disposition of the boys, and has a clear perception of their inclinations.
 3 4 | magnificent a jewel. It has become clear to us, O Lord; it has become
 4 4 |          us, O Lord; it has become clear to us, O Sugata.~It is a
 5 4 |       conjointly with the poor man clear the heap of dirt in the
 6 8 |            successively), and (so) clear their own field.~6. They
 7 9 |            a beautiful, thoroughly clear field, (termed) Anavanatâ
 8 16|            40. Resounding with the clear ring of bells, and decorated
 9 18|         which it shall be correct, clear, and untroubled.~With the
10 18|            be pure, and show a hue clear as the lapis lazuli ; it
11 18|           becomes thoroughly pure, clear as if consisting of lapis
12 24|          20. O thou whose eyes are clear, whose eyes are kind, distinguished
13 25|        that the Lord's eyes are so clear; that between his brows