Chapter

 1 1 | niceties of the course of duty, question the highest of men about
 2 2 |    profound words.~25. To-day a question rises in my mind and of
 3 2 |        presence. I leave out of question when the Tathâgata shall
 4 11|     prince royal, the following question: Mañgusrî, how many beings
 5 11|      beings? Tell it me upon my question, O thou god amongst men.~
 6 13|        when one comes to him to question him about the law for the
 7 13|   dispute; but if he is asked a question, he does not answer in the
 8 13|   occasionally he is asked some question, even after he has commenced,
 9 15|       are true. There can be no question of untruth from the part
10 16|        angry when he is asked a question; who, full of compassion
11 24|       Akshayamati the following question: For what reason, son of