Chapter

 1 5 |         well to proclaim the real qualities of the Tathâgata. They are
 2 5 |      Tathâgata. They are the real qualities of the Tathâgata, Kâsyapa,
 3 5 |         favour acquire those good qualities (or virtues)? And the Seers
 4 5 |    receive all its distinguishing qualities according to the quality
 5 5 |           he is endowed with good qualities, ere long acquires the five
 6 8 |           So immense are the good qualities that Buddha-field will be
 7 8 |           Such inconceivable good qualities, monks, shall the Buddha-field
 8 8 |          is possessed of all good qualities; it shall abound with all
 9 9 |          when he learned the good qualities of his Buddha-field and
10 9 |    abundance of all sorts of good qualities (belonging to him) shall
11 9 |          the Buddha-field and its qualities be the same as those possessed
12 9 |          myriads of kotis of good qualities, the measure of which is
13 9 |        Æon. The division and good qualities of their Buddha-fields shall
14 12|    possessed the six transcendent qualities.~7. Cruel-minded and wicked
15 13|           all.~55. There are four qualities to be acquired by those
16 13|        and perform my charge. The qualities are such as follows.~56.
17 16| Dharmaparyâya, will have the good qualities I have described. Such a
18 18|         obtain eight hundred good qualities of the eye, twelve hundred
19 18|           these many hundred good qualities the whole of the six organs
20 18|            Hear from me what good qualities shall belong to him who
21 18|        possess eight hundred good qualities by which it shall be correct,
22 18|           the twelve hundred good qualities of the ear. The various
23 18|         as here told are the good qualities belonging to the wise man
24 18|           with eight hundred good qualities. By means of that organ
25 18|         preaching. All those good qualities are his.~56. If he would,
26 18|       have the eight hundred good qualities of the body. It will be
27 18|  possessed of twelve hundred good qualities of intellect. By this perfect
28 20|        Those and other miraculous qualities they display in their benevolence
29 20|          the enumeration of their qualities; inconceivable as the qualities
30 20|   qualities; inconceivable as the qualities of infinite space are the
31 22|           with such inconceivable qualities and properties.~
32 24|           With such inconceivable qualities, young man of good family,
33 24|          thou great cloud of good qualities and of benevolent mind,
34 25|           enumerating so manygood qualities and hundred thousands of
35 25|    myriads of kotis of other good qualities besides, he said to the
36 25|         possessed of so many good qualities, O Lord, I do not wish to
37 25|           with inconceivable good qualities that this Tath âgataimage
38 25|           With such inconceivable qualities, young men of good family,
39 26|          acquire innumerable good qualities. Hence a wise young man
40 26|           with such inconceivable qualities, with a mind so full of