Chapter

 1 1 |        fragrant, and delicious.~3. This earth is, on every
 2 2 |   properties, such as they are.~3. Of yore have I followed
 3 3 |    heard that voice (or, call).~3. When I was taking my daily
 4 4 |      are astonished to hear it.~3. It is like (the history
 5 5 |     reveal it to living beings.~3. That science is difficult
 6 6 |       sake of Buddha-knowledge.~3. After having paid homage
 7 7 |    thousand regions farther on;~3. If he deposited a second,
 8 8 |    exercise Pratyekabuddhaship.~3. By many hundreds of able
 9 9 |    triumphal banner unlowered).~3. There shall be Bodhisattvas
10 10|        honour one who knows it.~3. He has been sent by the
11 11|   precious) is a law like this.~3. This Leader practised a
12 11|   Brahma; 2. the rank of Indra; 3. the rank of a chief guardian
13 12|    proclaim this sublime Sûtra.~3. We will suffer, patiently
14 13|         with kings and princes.~3. Nor should he keep up intercourse
15 14|    rivers; Of 30, 20, 10, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Ganges river; of 1/
16 14|          Of 20; Of 10; Of 5, 4, 3, 2. Much more there were
17 14|  uttered the following stanzas:~3. Excellent, excellent, O
18 14|     after this Buddha-ground;~5 3. How will this be believed
19 15| ripeness in many kotis of Æons.~3. I show the place of extinction,
20 16|         pervaded with gladness.~3. Some have reached the point
21 17|        mind joyfully adopts it.~3. Suppose there is a man
22 19|      the name of Sadâparibhûta.~3. Other monks and nuns who
23 20|      for supreme enlightenment.~3. The Buddhas made a noise
24 21|        would attack a preacher.~3. He shall go the way of
25 24|      conduct of Avalokitesvara.~3. Hear from my indication