Chapter

 1 1 |   garments of priceless value.~38. They bestow in presence
 2 2 |       of unbelief and conceit,~38. Remarking this slight,
 3 3 |  supreme Buddha-enlightenment.~38. May we also, by the good
 4 4 |    they are to become Buddhas.~38. Being thus ordered by the
 5 5 |        bright in all quarters;~38. So it is the very nature
 6 6 | knowledge and studious habits.~38. After that Gina's expiration
 7 7 |        investigate the matter.~38. No such portent has appeared
 8 8 |       having given that jewel.~38. The other man, unaware
 9 11|    Sûtra so difficult to keep.~38. Such a one shall ever be
10 13|       strength of forbearance.~38. The wise man who is peaceful,
11 14|        for many kotis of Æons.~38. It is I who have brought
12 16|         shall keep this Sûtra.~38. He will have paid worship
13 18|        chests, and metal pots.~38. Necklaces of two sorts,