Chapter

 1 1 |              Dharmadhara; besides, the four divine beings (called) Gandharvakâyikas
 2 1 |                  there fell a great rain of divine flowers, Mandâravasâ and
 3 1 |              Mañgûshakas and sandal powder, divine, fragrant, and delicious.~
 4 1 |                  there fell a great rain of divine flowers, Mandâravas and
 5 3 |                 thousands of kotis of other divine beings, covered him with
 6 3 |                  And on that occasion those divine beings uttered the following
 7 5 |                 five senses], strong in the divine sight and hearing, in the
 8 6 |                    and that with the aid of divine knowledge.~9. He himself
 9 7 |                great lustre, surpassing the divine majesty of the gods. So
10 7 |                investigate the matter, what divine being has to-day sprung
11 7 |              mounted all together their own divine aerial cars, took with them
12 7 |                 aerial cars, took with them divine bags, as large as Mount
13 7 |                  May, perhaps, some blessed divine being have come hither,
14 7 |              mounted all together their own divine aerial cars, took with them
15 7 |                 aerial cars, took with them divine bags, as large as Mount
16 7 |                     enlightenment and reach divine places. Let all shake off
17 7 |              mounted all together their own divine aerial cars, took with them
18 7 |                 aerial cars, took with them divine bags, as large as Mount
19 10|                   law must be honoured with divine and human flowers and all
20 10|                    perfumes; be decked with divine cloth and strewed with jewels.~
21 10|              visible things, flavours, with divine scents and divine kinds
22 10|                      with divine scents and divine kinds of touch,~15. If such
23 11|               Tathâgata, &c., with heaps of divine and human flowers. And then
24 16|                     should present him with divine flowers, cover him with
25 16|                     flowers, cover him with divine clothes, and bow the head
26 18|                  But he has not yet got the divine eye, it having not yet been
27 18|                 Still he does not enjoy the divine ear, although he apprehends
28 18|                     he does not possess the divine ear.~Thus spoke the Lord;
29 18|                    the natural one;~21. The divine ear is not yet operating
30 18|                   smells the perfume of the divine powders of sandal and agallochum,
31 18|                    of mixtures of different divine flowers. He smells the odour
32 18|                    smell. Yet it is not the divine organ he possesses, but (
33 18|                  one) prior to the perfect, divine faculty of smell.~Further,
34 18|                     his tongue will yield a divine, exquisite relish. And he
35 18|                     his tongue will yield a divine relish. And whatever he
36 18|                     tongue than they become divine and possessed of a divine
37 18|                   divine and possessed of a divine taste.~53. He has a tender
38 18|                   he has not yet obtained a divine body; the natural property
39 22| Sarvasattvapriyadarsana wrapped his body in divine garments, bathed it in oil,