Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1     1,     10  (1)|      can be inferred from the text, after the recitation of
 2     3,      1  (1)| opening passage in the larger text in Sanskrit and Tibetan,
 3     3,      1  (1)|   also missing in the shorter text, runs as follows:~"O Sariputra,
 4     3,      3  (1)|       to the second part. The text goes on in a similar strain
 5     3,      3  (1)|     one and the same original text, and that whatever variations
 6     3,      3  (1)|    the glosses mixed into the text itself. While I cannot wholly
 7     3,      4     |  rugged style of writing, the text has not been so popular
 8     3,      4     |      of the original Sanskrit text edited by Bunyu Nanjo, 1923.~
 9     4,      1  (1)| Tun-huang MSS. containing the text have come to light. The
10     4,      3  (1)|                           The text has "the Prajnaparamita
11     4,      3  (1)|                           The text has the "body", while the
12     6,      4     | devoted protector of the holy text. Hence his presence here.~