Chapter

 1 7 |   worlds, both those where the atoms have been deposited and
 2 7 |      reducing this universe to atoms of dust took one atom to
 3 7 |    worlds, entirely reduced to atoms, I liken the number of Æons
 4 7 |        the whole of (existing) atoms is no (adequate) expression
 5 9 |   Tathâgata, &c., equal to the atoms of ten worlds, thou shalt
 6 9 |     Buddhas as numerous as the atoms of fifty worlds, and after
 7 15|       family, let there be the atoms of earth of fifty hundred
 8 15|     man who takes one of those atoms of dust and then goes in
 9 15|    supposed, deposit all those atoms in an eastern direction.
10 15|        that man deposits those atoms of dust and where he does
11 15|   kolis of worlds so many dust atoms as there are hundred thousands
12 16| Mahâsattvas, equal to the dust atoms of one third of a macrocosm,
13 16|       again, equal to the dust atoms of two-third parts of a
14 16| Mahâsattvas, equal to the dust atoms of a whole macrocosm, have
15 16| Mahâsattvas, equal to the dust atoms of a mean universe, have
16 16| Mahâsattvas, equal to the dust atoms of a small universe, have
17 16| Mahâsattvas, equal to the dust atoms of four worlds of four continents,
18 16| Mahâsattvas, equal to the dust atoms of three four-continental
19 16| Mahâsattvas, equal to the dust atoms of two four-continental
20 16| Mahâsattvas, equal to the dust atoms of one fourcontinental world,
21 16| Mahâsattvas, equal to the dust atoms of eight macrocosms consisting
22 16|         There are others, (as) atoms, who have reached supreme
23 16|  Innumerable, countless as the atoms of the eight fields, are
24 19|     kotis of Æons equal to the atoms (contained) in Gambudvîpa,