Chapter

 1 1 | enlightenment by dint of meditation.~36. Some, again, offer in presence
 2 2 |              to believe in this law.~36. Let the Sugata, seeing
 3 3 |             we hear a law like this.~36. We receive with gratitude,
 4 4 |        thinks: Now am I a happy man.~36. In like manner has the
 5 5 |            likened to drops of rain.~36. I also pour out rain: the
 6 6 |         Buddha-rule to men and gods.~36. That Gina shall have many
 7 7 |            mortals gladness and joy!~36. Let them by hearing the
 8 8 |            mastership of the Sugata.~36. This is a case like that
 9 11|          keeps the body of the Gina.~36. Speak, O young men of good
10 13|            the benefit of the world.~36. The monk who, after my
11 14|              knowledge is unlimited.~36. Profound are the laws known
12 16|            to teach so long a life!'~36. Those who are possessed
13 18|          delivered of a healthy boy.~36. He guesses the various