Chapter

1 3 |       with magnificent jewels). Knowest thou, Sâriputra, why that
2 5 |    faculties, but when thou who knowest nothing pretendest to be
3 7 |         enlightenment.~17. Thou knowest every course (of duty) and
4 7 |       duty) and knowledge; thou knowest the (mental and moral) disposition
5 7 |     this, for thou, O Lord, who knowest the disposition of all beings,
6 7 | disposition of all beings, also knowest ours.~Then, monks, on seeing
7 12|        Light of the world, thou knowest the disposition of all who
8 12|      every direction, (and thou knowest that) we speak a word of
9 14|    incomparable, great hero,who knowest no bounds, where do these