Chapter

 1 1 |        appear as gold-coloured.~5. (The universe) as far as
 2 2 |   discovered the fruit thereof.~5. And therefore I recognise,
 3 3 |      superior law in the world?~5. 'The thirty-two characteristic
 4 4 |       no less than fifty years.~5. In search of his son he
 5 5 |        my view (or the theory).~5. It is, Kâsyapa, as if a
 6 6 |      set off with gold threads.~5. That field, monks, (appearing
 7 7 |        the number of Æons past.~5. So immense is the number
 8 8 |        time all become Buddhas.~5. They follow a course in
 9 9 |      shall stand twice as long.~5. The counterfeit (shall
10 10|         this Sûtra (in memory).~5. It is by force of his position,
11 11|        see this extinct Master.~5. After laying out for each
12 11|        the rank of Kakravartin; 5. the rank of a Bodhisattva
13 12|       limit when they have not.~5. 'We do not care but to
14 13|       Gainas], and immoral men.~5. He must be constant in
15 14|   Ganges rivers; Of 30, 20, 10, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Ganges river;
16 14|         Of 30; Of 20; Of 10; Of 5, 4, 3, 2. Much more there
17 14| uttering the following stanzas:~5. Here are many thousand
18 14|     thousands of kotis of Æons;~5 1. Who are firm, of keen
19 14|       after this Buddha-ground;~5 3. How will this be believed
20 15|      not see me standing there.~5. In the opinion that my
21 16|      Ginas seeing the infinite.~5. Among those who hear this
22 17|       by (speaking of) the law.~5. He teaches them the law
23 18| mountains, as well as the seas.~5. He, the hero, sees all,
24 19|  impending he heard this Sûtra.~5. The sage, then, did not
25 20|       extinction of the Sugata.~5. Even if I continued for
26 24|    living beings here on earth.~5. If one be thrown into a