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 1 1 |             assemblage of disciples hundreds of kotis of clothes, worth
 2 1 |             presence of the Sugatas hundreds of kotis of monasteries
 3 2 |              O Lord, there are many hundreds, many thousands, many hundred
 4 2 |              O Lord, there are many hundreds of living beings my equals,
 5 2 |          beings my equals, and many hundreds, many thousands, many hundred
 6 2 | interpretations and reasons; and by hundreds of arguments and illustrations
 7 2 |              and prodigies, besides hundreds of introductions and curious
 8 2 |             and, worshipped by many hundreds of beings, I show the (unmistakable)
 9 3 |          are expounding this law by hundreds of able devices;~19. And
10 3 |          gold threads; it will have hundreds of jewel trees, very beautiful,
11 3 |         they have been taught under hundreds of Buddhas, will come to
12 3 |          Vultures are driven out by hundreds; urchins withdraw with parched
13 3 |        withdraw with parched faces; hundreds of mischievous beasts of
14 3 |          self-concentration by many hundreds of kotis, that is the exalted
15 4 |            and surrounded with many hundreds of living beings.~15. His
16 5 |           living beings by means of hundreds of devices.~54. It is as
17 6 |              7. There will be found hundreds of kotis of Bodhisattvas,
18 7 |           what has taken place many hundreds of Æons ago, by my precise
19 7 |             portent has appeared in hundreds of Æons past. Either some
20 7 |       appearest in the world; after hundreds of complete Æons one (now)
21 7 |             release all beings from hundreds of evils, and show the path
22 8 |      Pratyekabuddhaship.~3. By many hundreds of able devices they bring
23 8 |            period; he shall educate hundreds of kotis of living beings.~
24 11|         world here present, in many hundreds of fields.~16. Ye, young
25 13|           have just said, possesses hundreds of kotis of advantages,
26 13|           able to enumerate them in hundreds of Æons.~Again, Mañgusrî,
27 13|             physician, who expounds hundreds of kotis of Paryâyas, when
28 14|    impossible to count them even in hundreds of kotis of Æons.~18. Many
29 14|             or fifty attendants; in hundreds of kotis of Æons one would
30 14|          their history, O Seer.~31. Hundreds, thousands, ten thousands
31 16|         heavenly cloth fell down by hundreds and thousands from the upper
32 19|            enlightenment. As to the hundreds of monks, nuns, male and
33 19|           heard. There are, indeed, hundreds of kotis of Buddhas, but
34 24|             who are beset with many hundreds of troubles and afflicted
35 24|        course (of duty) during many hundreds of Æons.~29. At one time