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 1 2 | yellowish. Moreover, I do not know, O Bhagavat, that I have
 2 2 |    blessed Buddhas? Or do you know this through the philosophical
 3 5 |         O Bhagavat, I wish to know the highest perfect knowledge.
 4 5 |       Law, that I may quickly know the highest perfect knowledge.
 5 5 |       by yourself, O Bhikshu, know the perfection of all excellences
 6 8 |     as at least to be able to know the deeds and thoughts of
 7 8 |    the divine eye, and should know (its) various beauty, saying: '
 8 10|     of whom it is not easy to know the limit by means of speech.
 9 10|  furniture. It is not easy to know the limit by pointing it
10 10|     of whom it is not easy to know the limit by means of words.~'
11 12|     so that it is not easy to know the limit of its measure,
12 14|     so that it is not easy to know its length, so as to be
13 31|      their former births, and know the highest wisdom."~17. '
14 44|      man in darkness does not know the way, and much less can