Chapter

 1 1 |      enlightenment by science.~42. (There are) sons of the
 2 2 | hundred proofs of skilfulness.~42. 1 know the disposition
 3 3 |     excrements and disgusting.~42. Its roof-rafters are wholly
 4 4 |       same time, we reveal it.~42. We fancy an individual [
 5 5 |      the great trees on earth.~42. So then, Kâsyapa, is the
 6 7 |    with the following stanzas:~42. Preach the law, O Lord
 7 8 |     the five senses can enjoy.~42. In the same manner, O Lord,
 8 11| uttered the following stanzas:~42. I have a remembrance of
 9 13|       any feeling of vexation.~42. 'The Bodhisattvas in all
10 14|     radiant, as being my sons.~42. Since the time when I reached
11 16|   repeated (sound of) tymbals.~42. He will have sweet musical
12 18|      are diverting themselves.~42. He perceives, here on earth,