Chapter

 1 1 |         means of charitableness.~41. Others set forth the law
 2 2 |       and the pith only remains.~41. Hear from me, Sâriputra,
 3 3 |   everywhere pierced with holes.~41. It is inhabited by no less
 4 4 |  confidence of that (other man).~41. Yet, though we diffuse
 5 5 | increasing in growth like trees.~41. Those who, endowed with
 6 7 |        thine appearance, O Lord.~41. By thy power these aerial
 7 8 |       the jewel within his robe.~41. At this sight the man feels
 8 11|  extinction of the Chief of men.~41. He is to be venerated by
 9 13|       obtain superior knowledge.~41. He is always sincere, mild,
10 14|       attain superior knowledge.~41. All strenuous, of good
11 16|         shrines of) Gina relics.~41. He will have shown great
12 18|          through the firmament).~41. He likewise finds out the