Chapter

 1 1 |    different ways, frightfully.~4. And that ray in the eastern
 2 2 |         most difficult to find.~4. After pursuing that career
 3 3 |         other thought but this:~4. 'O how am I deluded by
 4 4 |    another country far distant.~4. The father was sorry to
 5 5 |       of the way and go astray.~4. I speak according to their
 6 6 |        a matchless, great Seer.~4. And his field will be magnificent,
 7 7 |         mass of dust exhausted;~4. To that immense mass of
 8 8 |      and supreme enlightenment.~4. It is by learning from
 9 9 |      all quarters of the world.~4. The duration of his life
10 10|     mankind recites this Sûtra.~4. After giving up a good
11 11|        all ten points of space.~4. And all these (you here
12 11|  guardian of the four quarters; 4. the rank of Kakravartin;
13 12|       the hands of foolish men.~4. At that dreadful last epoch
14 13|       and Tîrthikas in general.~4. He ought not to court conceited
15 14|       rivers; Of 30, 20, 10, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Ganges river; of
16 14|         Ganges river; of 1/2, 1/4, 1/6, 1/10, 1/20, 1/50,
17 14|         30; Of 20; Of 10; Of 5, 4, 3, 2. Much more there were
18 14|         performing their duty';~4. And that they listen to
19 15|     continue preaching the law.~4. There I rule myself as
20 16| thousands of kotis of Dhâranis.~4. There are others, (as)
21 17|  satisfies during eighty years.~4. Then seeing that old age
22 18|        from within and without.~4. He shall see the Meru and
23 19|       to supreme enlightenment.~4. It was his wont always
24 20|        ten directions of space.~4. Those and other miraculous
25 21|        would attack a preacher.~4. He shall go the way of
26 24|      thousand kotis of Buddhas.~4. Hearing, seeing, regularly