Chapter

 1 1 |          during thousands of kotis of years have meditated in the caves
 2 2 |         Dharma, and Sangha.~126. Many years have I preached and pointed
 3 3 |            decrepit, very advanced in years, rich, wealthy, opulent;
 4 3 |          fortnights, months, seasons, years, intermediate kalpas, nay,
 5 4 |            are old, aged, advanced in years; honoured as seniors in
 6 4 |             in foreign parts for many years, twenty or thirty or forty
 7 4 |             the son he had lost fifty years ago, but he gave no utterance
 8 4 |             am old, aged, advanced in years, and possess abundance of
 9 4 |             am old, aged, advanced in years.~At the same time, moment,
10 4 |            heap of dirt during twenty years, at the end of which the
11 4 |             begotten. It is now fifty years that he disappeared from
12 4 |             during no less than fifty years.~5. In search of his son
13 4 |           gets old, aged, advanced in years, and he passes days and
14 4 |             his son.~10. 'It is fifty years since that foolish son has
15 4 |              service for fully twenty years, in the course of which
16 4 |          fully fifty years-and twenty years more during which I have
17 11|              of many hundred thousand years I was exercising the rule
18 11|          Sâgara, the Naga-king, eight years old, very intelligent, of
19 13|         period, the last five hundred years, when the true law is in
20 14|              somewhat more than forty years since, O Lord? How then
21 14|           prime of youth, twenty-five years of age, would represent
22 14|               with black hair, twenty years old or somewhat more, who
23 15|         family, decrepit, advanced in years, and my term of life is
24 15|           woes.~15. Ay, many kotis of years they may pass without ever
25 17|            his gifts for fully eighty years. Then, Agita, that master
26 17|    grey-haired, old, decrepit, eighty years of age, and near the term
27 17|               satisfies during eighty years.~4. Then seeing that old
28 19|            for what is not true. Many years, Mahâsthâmaprâpta, went
29 19|          thousand myriads of kotis of years, and promulgated this Dharmaparyâya
30 20|               during fully a thousand years. After the lapse of that
31 22|              wandered twelve thousand years strenuously engaged in contemplation.
32 22|              of those twelve thousand years he acquired the Samâdhi
33 22| Sarvasattvapriyadarsana passed twelve years in always and constantly
34 22|            expiration of those twelve years the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
35 22|           blazing for twelve thousand years without ceasing to burn.
36 22|              of those twelve thousand years the fire was extinguished.
37 22|           during seventy-two thousand years. And while paying worship,
38 22|              in the last five hundred years of the millennium shall
39 23|    instruments during twelve thousand years. He presented to him also
40 25|              for eighty-four thousand years applying himself to studying,
41 25|            those eighty four thousand years, young men of good family,