? udyojayati (see also s.v. udyoṭita ), acc. to Bendall and Rouse, Śikṣ Transl. 57 note 1 , = Pali uyyojeti, dismisses, sends away : Śikṣ 56.2 yāvad dhārmaśravaṇikāś codyojayitavyāḥ parṣanmaṇḍalaṃ parisaṃsthāpayitavyam; but Tib. brtson par ḥgyur , = (to be) made zealous , the regular Skt. mg. ; yāvad can be understood as up to the point (in the text where it is said—), thus fitting this mg. , and B. and R. ʼs interpretation seems implausible. [Page132-a] They assume the same mg. for Mv iii.141.12 (bhagavān … asuranayutāni … samyaksaṃbodhīye vyākaritvā bahūni ca prāṇisahasrāṇi āryadharmeṣu pratiṣṭhāpayitvā rājānaṃ śuddhodanaṃ ca) saparivāraṃ ca udyojaye; but here too this verb ( mss. udyojeya or °yaṃ) may well mean aroused, inspired , as regularly in Skt. ; this accords well with the preceding parts of the sentence, and seems more natural than dismissed ( tho Ś. and his followers did in fact depart, as the next sentence says).