Chapter

 1 5 |        resembling the produce of magic, similar to a dream, a mirage,
 2 6 |           the triple science and magic power; firm in the eight
 3 6 |     eight emancipations.~23. His magic power, while he reveals
 4 6 |        science, and possessed of magic power, under the command
 5 7 |        that forest he produces a magic city more than a hundred
 6 7 |       stay here. They enter that magic city, in the meaning that
 7 7 |   fatigue is gone, he causes the magic city to disappear, and says
 8 7 |         guide (who) produces the magic city in order that those
 9 7 |          city is one produced by magic. In the same manner, monks,
10 7 |      Therefore let me by dint of magic power now produce a great
11 7 |          city have I produced by magic'.~102. 'On seeing you fatigued,
12 8 |       all calculation, mighty in magic, powerful, masters in the
13 9 |      Bodhisattvas.~16. Strong in magic power, they shall all simultaneously,
14 11|       assembly, he instantly, by magic power, established the four
15 11|         shall last,~6. I have by magic power cleared many worlds,
16 11|           If I were endowed with magic power, brother Sariputra,
17 14|           23. Even if one with a magic wand in his hand would try
18 14|       Tathâgata, the sport [i.e. magic display of creative power,
19 14|     beyond measure, endowed with magic power, wisdom, and learning,
20 14|      their duties, stood firm in magic power, unshaken, well disciplined,
21 16|        Dhârani usually denotes a magic spell, a talisman. Here
22 18|       discovers wanton sport and magic power.~29. He perceives
23 19|          strength of his sublime magic faculties, of his vow, of
24 20|            produced a miracle of magic by his tongue, so, too,
25 20|    tongues produced a miracle of magic.~The Lord Sâkyamuni, the
26 20|    unlimited sight display their magic faculty in order to gladden
27 20|     those to whom this effect of magic is displayed and who are
28 22|  reflected thus: This display of magic power is not likely to honour
29 23|   Riddhivikrîdita (i.e. sport of magic), Gñanolkâ (i.e. torch of
30 23|        wisdom, nor diminution of magic power in that good man.
31 24|        practised in the power of magic, and possessed of vast knowledge
32 26|      human, who, produced by his magic, surrounded and followed
33 26| inconceivable miracles worked by magic, arrived at this Saha-world.
34 27|        strong by the exercise of magic, and spoke on that occasion