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 1 1 |          fell a great rain of divine flowers, Mandâravasâ and great Mandâravas,
 2 1 |              furnished with benches, flowers, banners, and flags; others
 3 1 |            with fruits and beautiful flowers, to serve as places of daily
 4 1 |        Titans pay their worship with flowers, perfumes, and music.~47.
 5 1 |              and heaven covered with flowers, owing to the single ray
 6 1 |          fell a great rain of divine flowers, Mandâravas and great Mandâravas,
 7 2 |     creatures.~88. Those who offered flowers and perfumes to the relics
 8 3 |      garments and bestrewed him with flowers of heaven, Mandâravas and
 9 3 |              pouring a great rain of flowers they uttered these words:
10 3 |           decorated with garlands of flowers, carpeted with cotton mattresses
11 4 |        awning inlaid with pearls and flowers and adorned with hanging
12 6 |              It will be strewed with flowers, and many hundred thousand
13 6 |            be adorned with plenty of flowers, and embellished with variegated
14 6 |           sewers, nice, covered with flowers. And there will men have
15 6 |         Stûpas he shall worship with flowers, incense, perfumed wreaths,
16 6 |           gold threads, strewed with flowers, free from beings of the
17 6 |        Stûpas, worshipping them with flowers and perfumes.~27. In his
18 6 |              in different ways, with flowers, incense, perfumed wreaths,
19 6 |    jewel-trees, strewn with detached flowers, replete with gods and men,
20 6 |     streamers, worshipping them with flowers, perfumes, and the sounds
21 7 |             gods scattered a rain of flowers all around the seat of enlightenment
22 7 |            loose storms by which the flowers, withered, were swept away.
23 7 |             beginning of the rain of flowers, while the Lord was sitting
24 7 |      covering the Lord. That rain of flowers having once begun falling
25 7 |         Mount Sumeru, with celestial flowers, and went through the four
26 7 |             left to right, strewing (flowers) and overwhclming both him
27 7 |         Mount Sumeru, with celestial flowers, and went through the four
28 7 |            rare (or precious) as the flowers of the glomerated fig-tree
29 7 |         Mount Sumeru, with celestial flowers, and went through the four
30 7 |            Gina, sent down a rain of flowers on the spot where the Leader
31 7 |               and, covering him with flowers, presented all of them their
32 7 |              covering the Lord (with flowers) they saluted the feet of
33 7 |             adorned with gardens and flowers, provided with walls and
34 10|         shall worship that book with flowers, incense, perfumed garlands,
35 10|           who honours that book with flowers, incense, perfumed garlands,
36 10|         revered by gods and men with flowers, incense, perfumed garlands,
37 10|       honoured with divine and human flowers and all sorts of perfumes;
38 10|             Stûpa, with all sorts of flowers, incense, perfumes, garlands,
39 11|      thousand successive terraces of flowers, adorned with many thousands
40 11|          Mandârava and great Mandâra flowers. And from that Stûpa of
41 11|        Mandârava and great Mandârava flowers, decorated with a network
42 11|        Mandârava and great Mandârava flowers, covered with heavenly awnings,
43 11|             with wreaths of heavenly flowers, smoking with heavenly odorous
44 11| circumference, provided with boughs, flowers, and fruits in proportion.
45 11|          giving them bags with jewel flowers enjoined them thus: Go,
46 11|            heaps of divine and human flowers. And then the Lord Prabhûtaratna,
47 11|          shall do worship to it with flowers, incense, perfumed garlands,
48 16|        Mandârava and great Mandârava flowers that covered and overwhelmed
49 16|           respects, worships it with flowers, incense, perfumed garlands,
50 16|        diverse celestial and earthly flowers, incense, perfumed garlands,
51 16|             adorned with gardens and flowers, having walks furnished
52 16|              great honour to them by flowers, perfumes, and ointments ;
53 16|              worship the volume with flowers, garlands, ointments.~50.
54 16|              present him with divine flowers, cover him with divine clothes,
55 18|             the fragrance of diverse flowers, as the greatflowered jasmine,
56 18|          different scents of aquatic flowers, as the blue lotus, red
57 18|           the fragrance of celestial flowers, such as Erythrina, Bauhinia,
58 18|         mixtures of different divine flowers. He smells the odour exhaled
59 18|              the different odours of flowers and fruits, and thereby
60 18|            place on earth smells the flowers here above (in the sky)
61 18|              are decorated with many flowers, decked with wreaths and
62 20|       towards the Saha-world various flowers, incense, fragrant wreaths,
63 20|         Lotus of the True Law. Those flowers, incense, &c., and those
64 20|             formed a great canopy of flowers hanging in the sky above
65 21|             a volume, honour it with flowers, incense, fragrant garlands,
66 22|        Mandârava and great Mandârava flowers fell from the upper sky.
67 22|             law. No worshipping with flowers, incense, fragrant wreaths,
68 22|              sky pour down a rain of flowers. No sooner, Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña,
69 22|           aloft fell a great rain of flowers. The arm of the Bodhisattva
70 22|            venerate, worship it with flowers, incense, fragrant garlands,