Chapter

 1 1 |          And the Stûpas made of jewels and containing the relics
 2 1 |     silver, gold money, pearls, jewels, conch shells, stones',
 3 1 |         as litters adorned with jewels. They are spending gifts
 4 1 |        like precious stones and jewels; by morality do these strive
 5 1 |     course, similar to gems and jewels, the sons of the leaders
 6 3 |     ornamented with magnificent jewels). Knowest thou, Sâriputra,
 7 3 |   Sâriputra, are called ratnas (jewels), and at that time there
 8 3 |         shall be an Æon rich in jewels (or, the Æon jewel-rich),
 9 3 |         with rare and wonderful jewels, embellished with jewel
10 3 |         is the lofty vehicle of jewels which sundry Bodhisattvas
11 3 |          are pure like gems and jewels, and devoted to the study
12 4 |        with hanging garlands of jewels; sitting (in short) in great
13 4 |        a great heap of precious jewels such as we were not thinking
14 7 |    their journey to the Isle of Jewels, which guide, being able,
15 7 |        reach that great Isle of Jewels. Therefore out of pity for
16 7 |    proceed to the great Isle of Jewels.'~Then, monks, the men who
17 7 |       you see the great Isle of Jewels quite near; as to this great
18 7 |        of the possession of the jewels.~97. Therefore let me by
19 10|    heaps of choice and gorgeous jewels. That preacher of the law
20 10|   honoured by heaps of gorgeous jewels being presented to that
21 10|   divine cloth and strewed with jewels.~7. One should always reverentially
22 11|  odorous incense of magnificent jewels, everywhere strewn with
23 11|        adorned with magnificent jewels. Each Tathâgata went to
24 11|     Strew him with this heap of jewels and speak thus: Would the
25 11|        open this great Stûpa of jewels? It was in this manner that
26 11|    middle of the great Stûpa of jewels, which showed like a meteor,
27 11| fore-finger. The great Stûpa of jewels had no sooner been opened
28 11|        that same great Stûpa of jewels and said: Let the Lord Sâkyamuni,
29 11|    middle of the great Stûpa of jewels.~And in the minds of those
30 11|      Chief, within the Stûpa of jewels, who now has come to hear
31 16|          pearl necklaces, gems, jewels, noble gems, and noble jewels
32 16|   jewels, noble gems, and noble jewels were seen high in the firmament,
33 16|      elevated and made of noble jewels, like chaplets, up to the
34 18|    Bodhisattva discovers sundry jewels of things, such as are found
35 18|      earth and such as serve as jewels for women.~27. That Bodhisattva
36 18|          pearls, nice priceless jewels he knows by the scent, as
37 20|    parures, necklaces, gems and jewels of all sorts, in order to
38 22|      inlaid with a multitude of jewels, and hung with long bands
39 22|      scented by censors made of jewels. Under each jewel tree,
40 24|  marched with a caravan rich in jewels; if then they perceived