Chapter

 1 4 |         twenty or thirty or forty or fifty. In course of time the one (
 2 4 |      thinking of the son he had lost fifty years ago, but he gave no
 3 4 |            by me begotten. It is now fifty years that he disappeared
 4 4 |       directions during no less than fifty years.~5. In search of his
 5 4 |       account of his son.~10. 'It is fifty years since that foolish
 6 4 |             ago.~33. It is now fully fifty years-and twenty years more
 7 6 |          thousand yoganas in height, fifty yoganas in circumference,
 8 7 |               perfect enlightenment, fifty hundred thousand myriads
 9 7 |  Brahma-angels to the east, in these fifty hundred thousand myriads
10 7 |             the Brahma-angels in the fifty hundred thousand myriads
11 7 |           great Brahma-angels in the fifty hundred thousand myriads
12 7 |            have come as far as fully fifty thousand kotis of worlds
13 7 |              Thereupon, monks, those fifty hundred thousand myriads
14 7 |         south-eastern quarter in the fifty hundred thousand myriads
15 7 |             the Brahma-angels in the fifty hundred thousand myriads
16 7 |           great Brahma-angels in the fifty hundred thousand myriads
17 7 |              Thereupon, monks, those fifty hundred thousand myriads
18 7 |           great Brahma-angels in the fifty hundred thousand myriads
19 7 |              Thereupon, monks, those fifty hundred thousand myriads
20 7 | Brahma-angels in the nadir, in those fifty hundred thousand myriads
21 7 |           great Brahma-angels in the fifty hundred thousand myriads
22 7 |              Thereupon, monks, those fifty hundred thousand myriads
23 7 |               In the eastern quarter fifty thousand kotis of fields
24 9 |             numerous as the atoms of fifty worlds, and after acquiring
25 11|             stationed in the east in fifty hundred thousand myriads
26 14|              similar to the sands of fifty Ganges rivers; much more
27 14|           various Bodhisattva hymns, fifty intermediate kalpas in full
28 14|            rolled away, during which fifty intermediate kalpas the
29 14|             train, like the sands of fifty, forty, and thirty Ganges;~
30 14|              thousand, a hundred, or fifty attendants; in hundreds
31 15|             be the atoms of earth of fifty hundred thousand myriads
32 15|              in an eastern direction fifty hundred thousand myriads
33 15|               twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, or a hundred. The physician
34 17|         succession until a number of fifty is reached; then, Agita,