Chapter

 1 1 |           of the celestials, with twenty thousand gods, his followers,
 2 1 |         whom, O Agita, there were twenty thousand Tathâgatas, &c.,
 3 1 |          of Bharadvâga. All those twenty thousand Tathâgatas, O Agita,
 4 1 |       juncture, Agita, there were twenty kotis of Bodhisattvas following
 5 3 |     enlightenment, in presence of twenty hundred thousand myriads
 6 3 |         say five, or ten, or even twenty, and that he himself had
 7 3 |           difficulty, my own dear twenty young children, were in
 8 4 |     foreign parts for many years, twenty or thirty or forty or fifty.
 9 4 |           the heap of dirt during twenty years, at the end of which
10 4 |          in his service for fully twenty years, in the course of
11 4 |         now fully fifty years-and twenty years more during which
12 6 |          kalpas, and his true law twenty intermediate kalpas; the
13 6 |          kalpas, and his true law twenty complete Æons; the counterfeit
14 6 |           true law is to continue twenty intermediate kalpas, and
15 6 |       most high of men is to last twenty intermediate kalpas and
16 6 |           pay a similar homage to twenty kotis of Buddhas; show them
17 6 |           true law shall continue twenty intermediate kalpas and
18 6 |          pay a similar worship to twenty hundred thousand kotis of
19 6 |         human existence shall see twenty thousand mighty Ginas and
20 7 |           novices at the lapse of twenty thousand Æons, amply and
21 9 |    supreme, perfect enlightenment twenty hundred thousand myriads
22 9 |           similar to the sands of twenty Ganges. And thy Buddha-field
23 11|    directions of space (appeared) twenty hundred thousand myriads
24 11|        odorous incense. All those twenty hundred thousand myriads
25 11|      Tathâgata Sâkyamuni prepared twenty hundred thousand myriads
26 11|        one after the other. Those twenty hundred thousand myriads
27 11|    Devarâga, monks, shall measure twenty intermediate kalpas. He
28 11|           his true law shall stay twenty intermediate kalpas. His
29 12| Mahâpratibhâna, with a retinue of twenty hundred thousand Bodhisattvas,
30 14|           equal to the (sands of) twenty Ganges. Still more numerous
31 14|         these) heroes consists of twenty, of ten, five, four, three,
32 14|        young man with black hair, twenty years old or somewhat more,
33 15|           man has many sons, ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, or
34 19|           that world Mahâsambhava twenty hundred thousand myriads
35 19|   expounded this Dharmaparyâya in twenty times twenty hundred thousand
36 19|     Dharmaparyâya in twenty times twenty hundred thousand myriads
37 19|           to prolong his life for twenty hundred thousand myriads
38 19|        that place and propitiated twenty hundred kotis of Tathâgatas, &
39 19|       course of time, propitiated twenty hundred thousand myriads
40 19|       course of time, propitiated twenty hundred thousand myriads
41 19|         that Bodhisattva, they in twenty hundred thousand myriads