Chapter

 1 1 |            he educated an infinite number of kotis of beings, and
 2 1 |       Stûpas there was an infinite number of myriads of kotis.~85.
 3 2 |            during an inconceivable number of kotis of Æons, I have
 4 2 |            combined for an endless number of myriads of kotis of Æons,
 5 2 |           fully eighty thousand in number;~31. Further, the kings,
 6 2 |          gone to final rest, whose number can never be counted,~71.
 7 3 |       urchins, and ghosts in great number; hyenas, troops of dogs
 8 3 |          house, overwhelmed with a number of evils, entirely inflamed
 9 4 |          female slaves and a great number of servants; was highly
10 6 |         last period of life, their number can never be known, even
11 7 |   inconceivable, so immense is the number of Æons which have elapsed
12 7 |      reduced to atoms, I liken the number of Æons past.~5. So immense
13 7 |         past.~5. So immense is the number of kotis of Æons past since
14 7 |        shore.~49. An inconceivable number of Æons now past were void,
15 7 |           king Kakravartin, to the number of eighty hundred thousand
16 7 |          to reach the term (of its number), even were he to go on
17 7 |            myself was one of their number, and you have all been taught
18 7 |           inhabited by an infinite number of men and women.~99. After
19 8 |          this Bhadra-kalpa, to the number of a thousand less four,
20 8 |           an immense, incalculable number of hundred thousands of
21 8 |           that Buddha) will have a number of disciples, beyond all
22 8 |            shall appear a complete number of five hundred Chiefs,
23 8 |         less than five hundred (in number), as well as my other disciples,
24 9 |           shall measure an immense number of Æons, Æons the term of
25 9 |            venerated, worshipped a number of Tathâgata, &c., equal
26 9 |           to the law.~9. The great number of kotis of Buddhas which
27 9 |            equal also shall be the number of the congregation of their
28 10|         kotis of regions; during a number of kotis of.Æons beyond
29 10|          gods and goblins in great number to keep him company.~33.
30 11|            Buddhas here in immense number staying at the foot of trees
31 11|           gods and men, in immense number, shall raise their minds
32 13|            during an inconceivable number of thousands of kotis of
33 14|            Bodhisattvas there is a number equal to the sands of sixty
34 14|       Bodhisattvas having an equal number in their train, who at the
35 14|      impossible to calculate their number in thousands of kotis of
36 14|           his hand would try for a number of Æons equal to the sands
37 14|         Mahâsattvas, so immense in number, who for many hundred thousand
38 15|           count, or determine (the number of) those worlds? The Lord
39 15|           an immense, incalculable number of hundred thousands of
40 15|       stanzas:~1. An inconceivable number of thousands of kotis of
41 15|            during an inconceivable number of thousands of kotis of
42 15|             wretched, replete with number of woes.~15. Ay, many kotis
43 17|           on in succession until a number of fifty is reached; then,
44 20|           an immense, incalculable number of hundred thousands of
45 21|            by reverend Buddhas (in number) equal to the sands of sixty-two
46 21|    approved by Tathâgatas, &c. (in number) equal to the sands of the
47 23| Sarvarûpasandarsana, and as to the number of Bodhisattvas Mahâsattvas
48 24|            hand) another adoring a number of Lords Buddhas equal to
49 24|         are equal. He who adores a number of Lords Buddhas equal to
50 25|           to sixty-five (times the number of) Tathâgatas, &c., equal