Chapter

 1 1 |       think): 'The best and most excellent vehicle in the whole of
 2 1 |        world to ask for the most excellent law, for the sake of bliss;
 3 1 |     which by name is called 'the excellent Exposition of Infinity.'~
 4 1 |      upon the meditation of 'the excellent Exposition of the Infinite.'
 5 1 |         kalpas.~77. And whatever excellent supreme law was proclaimed
 6 1 |        is about to pronounce the excellent Satra which I have heard
 7 2 |      come for me to announce the excellent law and to reveal supreme
 8 3 |          great Seers, the eighty excellent specific signs, and the
 9 3 |      thou who shalt be that most excellent of men, so unsurpassed.~
10 3 |      yoked with deer, goats, and excellent bullocks, lofty, great,
11 3 |        yoked with bullocks, most excellent, with benches and a row
12 3 |          covered all around with excellent cloth and fine white muslin.~
13 3 |       numerous persons.~84. Such excellent carts that man gives to
14 3 |        showing, by means of this excellent allegory, the single Buddha-vehicle.
15 3 |     become Ginas.~92. It is most excellent and sweet, the most exalted
16 3 |        147. He who seeks such an excellent Sûtra as this, and after
17 4 |          of Buddha, (a fruit) as excellent as faultless.~51. As we
18 4 |        of our having observed an excellent and pure spiritual life
19 6 |       field will be magnificent, excellent, pure, goodly, beautiful,
20 7 |          you have reached a most excellent city; enter it and do your
21 8 |         whilst purifying his own excellent field.~12. In future also
22 8 |    states.~20. Such shall be the excellent field of Pûrna, who is possessed
23 9 |       famed in this world. Their excellent fields shall be equal, and
24 11|         there issued this voice: Excellent, excellent, Lord Sâkyamuni!
25 11|    issued this voice: Excellent, excellent, Lord Sâkyamuni! thou hast
26 11|          pronounced these words: Excellent, excellent, Lord Sâkyamuni;
27 11|          these words: Excellent, excellent, Lord Sâkyamuni; thou hast
28 11|          difficult by far as the excellent man does who after my extinction
29 14|        the following stanzas:~3. Excellent, excellent, O great Hero!
30 14| following stanzas:~3. Excellent, excellent, O great Hero! we are happy
31 16|          has built many kotis of excellent monasteries of sandal-wood,
32 16|         and soft; furnished with excellent curtains, and having cells
33 18|       His organ of taste is most excellent, and he will never relish