Chapter

1 1 |    supreme Buddha-knowledge.~59. And the eight sons born
2 2 |    of the nature of the law;~59. Then, Sâriputra, I think
3 3 |   side, crying and shouting.~59. Many poor devils move about,
4 4 |    able to offer resistance.~59. Of sublime nature, unequalled
5 5 |     as he had formerly done.~59. In the same way do people
6 7 |    show the path of Nirvâna.~59. Expound the law we pray
7 13| against him shall be closed.~59. He is a friend to all creatures
8 16|    of his being a Tathâgata.~59. And at the sight of such
9 18|    respect, and worship him.~59. Brahma himself becomes