Chapter

 1 3 |        village, and there from the throne he is sitting on he says:
 2 4 |           sitting on a magnificent throne with a footstool decorated
 3 4 |           rich man, sitting on the throne at the door of his mansion,
 4 4 |            to sit at the door on a throne under a canopy expanded
 5 4 |            18. The rich man on the throne is glad to see his own son,
 6 7 |            him a magnificent royal throne, a hundred yoganas high,
 7 7 | enlightenment, seated on the royal throne at the foot of the tree
 8 11|        jewel tree stood prepared a throne, five yoganas in height,
 9 11|       Tathâgata went to occupy his throne and sat on it cross-legged.
10 11|         each tree stood prepared a throne, five yoganas in height
11 11|       after the other occupied the throne near the foot of each tree,
12 11|            cross-legged, each on a throne at the foot of a jewel tree.~
13 11|        sitting cross-legged on his throne, with emaciated limbs and
14 11|           of the seat on that very throne within that same great Stûpa
15 11|            the sky, sitting on the throne in the middle of the great
16 13|           70. There, seated upon a throne at the foot of a tree to
17 14|          the Lord Sâkyamuni on the throne. Whereafter they saluted
18 16|       sitting fully extinct on his throne, as well as that entire
19 20|             c., both seated on the throne in the centre of the Stûpa,
20 20|          seated severally on their throne at the foot of a jewel tree,
21 20|            extinct, sitting on the throne in the centre of the Stûpa
22 22|         female) appear seated on a throne consisting of the interior
23 24|    Amitâbha himself is seated on a throne in the pure and nice cup
24 26|          law, and ascend the royal throne of the law. The monks who