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 1     1,      2        |          and thought--~I now make full open confession of it.~
 2     3                |     neglected as the Ryoga. It is full of deep thoughts, and was
 3     3,      1  (**)  |         obstacle", and this is in full accord with the teaching
 4     3,      2        |          spiritual power which is full of blessings. Therefore,
 5     3,      2        |      knowledge extending far, and full of love and compassion;
 6     3,      3  (2)   |         Kongokyo in Japanese. The full title in Sanskrit is Vajracchedika-prajna-paramita-sutra.
 7     3,      3        |      Buddha teaches us this sutra full of deep sense. Such a sutra
 8     3,      4        |           philosophers. But being full of difficult technical terms
 9     3,      4, XXXVII|      skeleton which is transient, full of suffering, and is impure,
10     3,      5        | enlightenment. When one's mind is full of confusion and distraction,
11     4,      4        |       this age of degeneration is full of evils;~Beings are most
12     4,      5        |        dead ashes not yet wet are full of vitality and are likened
13     4,      6  (2)   |   multitudes confused in mind and full of defilements. The object
14     4,      8, 2     |         lo! the dead trees are in full bloom.~The Ten Oxherding
15     4,      8, 2     |         has not yet given him his full confidence,~He still keeps
16     6,      5        |        Lamp (Ch'uan-teng Lu)1 are full of Zen flavour, so to speak.