Chapter

 1 1 |           eminent, or intermediate position, all that I see from this
 2 2 |         highest of men! even in my position I feel some doubt whether
 3 4 | disposition I and his own elevated position; yet he feels that the man
 4 4 |            our low disposition (or position), not declared to us: 'Ye
 5 5 |          One who occupies a middle position of wisdom is called a Pratyekagina (
 6 10|             After giving up a good position, that great man has come
 7 10|           5. It is by force of his position, that in the last times
 8 11|          remained standing in that position. Then the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
 9 13|           one, whatever may be the position he occupies, and bring about
10 14|           fit for this Bodhisattva position. It is I who have displayed
11 15|           to the Tathâgata, in his position, no laws are concealed.
12 25|    enlightenment. It is an exalted position, noble king, the office