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 1 4 |            in this world. (2)~"The Law (dharma) is deep, wide,
 2 4 |        Buddha, and a master of the Law, may I deliver mankind from
 3 5 |         teacher, thus teach me the Law, that I may quickly know
 4 8 |          at the same time the good Law from a hundred thousand
 5 8 |  obstruction and abuse of the good Law, then may I not obtain the
 6 8 |           the whole armour (of the Law), who understand the welfare
 7 8 |            recite the story of the Law which is accompanied by
 8 8 |             such a teaching of the Law as they wish to hear, then
 9 8 |        away again from Buddha, the Law, and the Church, then may
10 10|           searching after the pure Law. And for the good of all
11 10|           masters, the Church, the Law, and Buddha, always girded
12 10|           to turn the wheel of the Law, of whom it is not easy
13 11|     support himself, and teach the Law?'~The Bhagavat said: 'Not
14 11|           himself, and teaches the Law, in the western quarter,
15 16|          men, who go and teach the Law to beings in the immeasurable
16 16|   innumerable worlds and teach the Law to beings in the whole world.~
17 18|          for them according to the Law~'And, O Ananda, the sound
18 18|        sound " Buddha, Dharma (the Law), Sangha (the Church), the
19 18| passionlessness, quiet, cessation, law, and a stock of merit leading
20 20|           his comprehension of the Law, and his full enjoyment
21 20|          his full enjoyment of the Law. And, O Ananda, as the Paranirmitavasavartin
22 32|        Bodhi-tree according to the Law, henceforward until they
23 33|           the noble armour (of the Law), and who are devoted to
24 37|        owing to the hearing of the Law formerly given, owing to
25 38|            recite the story of the Law, which is accompanied by
26 38|      having reached the eye of the Law, producing the eye of Buddha,
27 38|            power of explaining the Law (or things such as they
28 38|           their shouting forth the Law, they are like the great
29 38|        down the whole ocean of the Law, they are like the great
30 38|            to their command of the Law, and their stock of all
31 38|          in their search after the Law, never tired of discussions
32 38|        tired of discussions on the Law; like the precious beryl,
33 38|           of the great drum of the Law, striking the great kettledrum
34 38|            great kettledrum of the Law, blowing the great trumpet-shell
35 38|         great trumpet-shell of the Law, raising the great banner
36 38|            the great banner of the Law, lighting the torch of the
37 38|          lighting the torch of the Law, looking for wisdom, not
38 39|           himself, and teaches the Law, whose spotless and pure
39 39|          of Bhikshus, teaching the Law.~
40 41|          Bodhisattvas, hearing the Law, speaking about the Law (
41 41|            Law, speaking about the Law (with others), and thus
42 41|        seeing Buddhas, hearing the Law, seeing Bodhisattvas, speaking
43 41|         about and ascertaining the Law, (gathering) any (new) stock
44 41|          merit, and practising the Law, during five hundred years.
45 43|            of this treatise of the Law. Therefore now, O Agita,
46 43|      proclaim this treatise of the Law, before the world together
47 43|      hearing such treatises of the Law as this. Therefore, from
48 43|           for this treatise of the Law, a great effort should be
49 43|            destruction of the good Law, such-like excellent treatises
50 43|         excellent treatises of the Law, treatises which are praised,
51 43|          is the instruction in the Law, and also a timely birth.
52 43|            to this treatise of the Law. Be valiant so that the
53 44|             has been seen, and the law been heard reverentially,
54 45|         while this treatise of the Law was being delivered, twelve
55 45|            and spotless eye of the Law with regard to Laws. Twenty-four