Chapter

 1 3 | Buddha-knowledge, wherewith they shall sport, play, and divert themselves,
 2 3 |           things; with such you are to sport, play, and divert yourselves
 3 3 |                Sugata employ to go and sport on the terrace of enlightenment.~
 4 3 |              and jackals, and become a sport to others.~116. Under such
 5 13|                flock for amusement and sport; when he keeps no intercourse
 6 14|             work of the Tathâgata, the sport [i.e. magic display of creative
 7 17|               beings have I allowed to sport and enjoy themselves, but
 8 18|               to the pleasure-park for sport. He smells the odour proceeding
 9 18|             lying; he discovers wanton sport and magic power.~29. He
10 23|           Nakshatraragâvikrîdita (i.e. sport of the king of asterisms,
11 23|                  Riddhivikrîdita (i.e. sport of magic), Gñanolkâ (i.e.