Verse 1-3

Verse 4-44

Initial questions

§I: Mahāmati Praises the Buddha with Verses, verse 1-8

§II: Mahāmati's “One Hundred and Eight Questions”, verse 9-25

verse 26-50

verse 51-75

verse 76-97

§III: “The One Hundred and Eight Negations”, verse 98

Uttarapadaśatam

§IV: Concerning the Vijñānas

§V: Seven Kinds of Self-nature (svabhāva).

§VI: Seven Kinds of First Principle (paramārtha), and the Philosophers’ Wrong Views regarding the Mind Rejected

§VII: Erroneous Views held by Some Brahmans and Śramanas Concerning Causation, Continuation, etc.; The Buddhist Views Concerning Such Subjects as Alayavijñāna, Nirvana, Mind-only, etc.; Attainments of the Bodhisattva

§VIII: The Bodhisattva's Discipling himself in Self-realisation

§IX: The Evolution and Function of the Vijñānas; The Spiritual Discipline of the Bodhisattva; Verses on the Ālaya-ocean and Vijñāna-waves

Verse 99-124

§X: The Bodhisattva is to Understand the Signification of Mind-only

§XI(a): The Three Aspects of Noble Wisdom (āryajñāna).

§XI(b): The Attainment of the Tathāgatakāya

§XII: Logic on the Hare's Horns

§XIII: Verses on the Ālayavijñāna and Mind-only, verse 123-127

§XIV: Purification of the Outflows, Instantaneous and Gradual

§XV: Niṣyanda-Buddha, Dharmatā-Buddha, and Nirmāṇa-Buddha

§XVI: The Śrāvaka's Realisation and Attachment to the Notion of Self-nature

§XVII: The Eternal-Unthinkable

§XVIII: Nirvāṇa and Ālayavijñāna

§XIX: All Things are Unborn

§XX: The Five Classes of Spiritual Insight

§XXI: Verses on the Triple Vehicle, verse 128-131

§XXII: Two Classes of the Icchantika

§XXIII: The Three Forms of Svabhāva

Verse 132

§XXIV: The Twofold Egolessness (nairātmyadvayalakṣaṇa)

§XXV: Assertion and Refutation (samāropāpavāda)

Verse 133

§XXVI: The Bodhisattva Assumes Various Personalities

§XXVII: On Emptiness (śūnyatā), No-birth, and Non-duality

§XXVIII: The Tathāgata-Garbha and the Ego-soul

§XXIX: A Verse on the Philosophers' Discriminations, verse 137

§XXX: The Four Things Needed for the Constitution of Bodhisattvahood

§XXXI: On Causation (Six Kinds), and the Rise of Existence

§XXXII: Four Forms of Word-discrimination

§XXXIII: On Word and Discrimination and the Highest Reality

§XXXIV: Verses on Reality and its Representations, verse 145-148

§XXXV: Mind-only, Multitudinousness, and Analogies, with an Interpolation on the Dualistic Notion of Existence

Verse 149-160

§XXXVI: The Teaching (dharmadeśanā) of the Tathagatas

§XXXVII: Four Kinds of Dhyāna

Verse 161-64

§XXXVIII: On Nirvāṇa])Four Kinds of Dhyāna

§XXXIX: Two Characteristics of Self-nature

§XL: Two Kinds of the Buddha's Sustaining Power (adhiṣṭhāna).

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