Chapter

 1 1 |      thousand Bodhisattvas, all unable to slide back, endowed with
 2 2 |        totality of creatures is unable to completely know the leaders.~
 3 2 | combined efforts, they would be unable to comprehend the knowledge
 4 2 |        such Bodhisattvas as are unable to fall back, numerous as
 5 3 |        well as the Bodhisattvas unable to slide back;~91. And those (
 6 3 |         consider that man to be unable to slide back.~107. To believe
 7 4 |     ache. Hence, O Lord, we are unable, in spite of the Lord's
 8 6 |         many thousands of them, unable to slide back (or to deviate),
 9 7 |       see creatures toiling and unable to break the shell of the
10 10|        of the preacher, who are unable to gainsay or contradict
11 14|     same manner, O Lord, we are unable to conceive how these numerous