Chapter

 1 2 |     Explain the law, O thou most high of men! I, thine eldest
 2 2 |       saying, 'I am standing too high for the Buddha-vehicle,
 3 3 |          a wandering monk and in high honour (or, of the same
 4 3 | Mandâravas and great Mandâravas. High aloft they whirled celestial
 5 3 |         instruments and cymbals, high in the sky; and after pouring
 6 3 |   opulent; he had a great house, high, spacious, built a long
 7 3 |     naked, black, wan, tall, and high, who, hungry and in quest
 8 3 |     dreadful house, spacious and high, but very infirm, full of
 9 3 |         of the Buddhas, the most high among men; it is something
10 3 |       device (shown) by the most high among men.~97. Ye are my
11 4 |        whereof he is content, in high spirits, charmed, delighted,
12 5 |    virtuous and the wicked, upon high and low, upon the fragrant
13 6 |          paid homage to the most high of men.~2. This Kâsyapa
14 6 |     great hero, Sâkya-lion, most high of men! out of compassion
15 6 |        the true law of that most high of men is to last twenty
16 6 |          Leaders and to the most high of men.~32. After keeping
17 6 |          In honour of those most high Ginas, those mighty beings
18 7 |     Abhigñâgñânâbhibhû, the most high of men, who existed many
19 7 |        throne, a hundred yoganas high, on occupying which the
20 7 |           reached this hallowed, high, and faultless spot; we
21 7 |          O Lord; show it, O most high of men! Show the power of
22 7 |         may the Buddha, the most high of men, have appeared in
23 7 |         was deprived of the most high of men; hell was prevailing
24 7 |        to enlightenment.~62. And high in the sky they beat the
25 8 |   without hills, and filled with high edifices of seven precious
26 8 |         contented, satisfied, in high spirits and ecstasy, filled
27 10|          of precious substances, high, and spacious; but it is
28 11|         umbrellas rose so far on high as to touch the abodes of
29 11|     Sâgara (i. e. Ocean). Rising high into the sky he went through
30 16|       and noble jewels were seen high in the firmament, hanging
31 16|    holding above each Tathâgata, high aloft, a row of jewel umbrellas
32 16|          umbrellas stretching as high as the Brahma-world. So
33 16|        Chief of Ginas withal.~11 High aloft tymbals without being
34 16|    pinnacles, and eight terraces high;~45. Provided with couches,
35 16|       build a Stûpa for the most high of men, a splendid, beautiful (
36 18|       out the various laws, low, high, and mean.~68. On hearing
37 22|          a palm-tree,or a span.] high into the sky and sat cross-legged
38 23|         hundred thousand yoganas high, and myself have got a body
39 23|         hundred thousand yoganas high. And, young man of good
40 25|       Subhavyûha was content, in high spirits, ravished, rejoiced,
41 26|   Dharmaparyâya, he, content, in high spirits, ravished, rejoiced,
42 26|        near them. Adorned with a high crown, they shall as angels