Book, §

 1   1, 43 |      received strength to behold Buddha, and by means of its trees
 2  12, 97 |          his longing to become a Buddha:~
 3  12, 115|      certainly to-day become the Buddha.'~
 4  14, 70 |                     71. Then the Buddha, mounted on a throne, up
 5  15, 5  |      with folded hands the great Buddha who was seated there:~
 6  15, 12 |     enter Nirvana,' thus did the Buddha reply, and with a shriek
 7  15, 29 |          thou art the avatara of Buddha,-do thou establish us, mature,
 8  15, 29 |          us, mature, in the true Buddha doctrine.~
 9  15, 34 |        the effect of the will of Buddha; then their father said
10  15, 35 |       feet, implored the perfect Buddha, 'Pardon our transgression,
11  15, 38 |      that thou wouldest become a Buddha; and by my blessings thou
12  15, 38 |          thou hast to-day become Buddha Tathagata.~
13  15, 52 |        Nagas there protected the Buddha, who is himself the source
14  15, 55 |         man, bearing the name of Buddha; and it has been fostered
15  15, 61 |         both joyfully worshipped Buddha with an offering of the
16  15, 63 |                         63. Then Buddha accepted alms in his bowl,
17  15, 69 |      bring to thy notice-what? O Buddha!-accept this garment of
18  15, 83 |                              83. Buddha, the chief of saints, absorbed
19  15, 90 |                         90. Then Buddha set out to go joyfully to
20  15, 107|      spreading light all around, Buddha advanced gradually nearer,
21  15, 112|          religious life; and the Buddha, touching their heads, received
22  15, 119|      gold and jewels, before the Buddha and having worshipped him,
23  16, 9  |                  9. 'And let the Buddha proclaim the Path with its
24  16, 56 |       has been proclaimed by the Buddha.~
25  16, 63 |       therefore is he called the Buddha; this knowledge of the laws
26  16, 76 |     perfect knowledge, the great Buddha, the lord of saints;~
27  16, 77 |       the evil Mara, the perfect Buddha, the Sugata, the wise one,
28  16, 83 |        now declared by me; for a Buddha's knowledge is endless,
29  16, 84 |           but the virtues of the Buddha would not come to an end,
30  16, 84 |  multitude of the virtues of the Buddha been described.~
31  16, 85 |        of the Law of the perfect Buddha, which is the establisher
32  16, 107|       the virtues of the perfect Buddha.~
33  16, 112|       end he shall even become a Buddha,-he, possessing a thoroughly
34  16, 126|          from the worship of one Buddha,-they shall all themselves
35  17, 1  |         day,-he, remembering the Buddha worlds and being desirous
36  17, 6  |    glorious one, named the great Buddha, proceeded with the mendicants
37  17, 7  |          found a dwelling in the Buddha's hermitage in the grove.~
38  17, 9  |          devoted follower of the Buddha, a Bodhisattva and a Sakridagamin.~
39  17, 17 |         17. At the invitation of Buddha's son, Suddhodana gave this
40  17, 17 |       reverentially saluting the Buddha in the vihara called Venu,
41  17, 18 | delighted at the mighty power of Buddha, became great ascetics;
42  17, 19 | followers in the doctrine of the Buddha, and then went on with the
43  17, 28 |          the glory of the Law of Buddha, he built a round Stupa