Chapter

 1 1 | great rulers of the cardinal points with thirty thousand gods
 2 2 |  Sugata.~10. Even if the ten points of space were full of sages
 3 2 |    immensity.~12. If the ten points of space were filled with
 4 2 |      meaning.~14. If the ten points of space were full of Bodhisattvas
 5 2 |  four rulers of the cardinal points, Mahesvara, Îsvara, and
 6 3 |      entrance into the fixed points [Or, elements] of the law
 7 3 |      of kotis of (connected) points, (but this suffices); thou
 8 7 |    guardians of the cardinal points made the celestial drums
 9 7 |    such a token that all the points of the horizon are now blazing
10 7 |      seen (again) in the ten points of this world; thou appearest,
11 7 |      and in the intermediate points of the compass there were
12 7 |     enlightenment in the ten points of space, those sixteen
13 11|     all arrived from the ten points of space and sat down in
14 11|  this whole world in all ten points of space.~4. And all these (
15 11|      for me the best laws or points out what is useful, to him
16 11|     Buddha-fields in the ten points of space he shall at each
17 14|    26. Bursting forth at all points of the horizon through the
18 16|   now (occurring) in the ten points of space, and (great) the
19 17|    the law here on earth and points to the state of Nirvana
20 20| Buddhas stationed in the ten points of space will all be seen
21 21|  four rulers of the cardinal points, said unto the Lord: I also,
22 21|  four rulers of the cardinal points, sitting surrounded and
23 22|   elevations at the cardinal points, horizon circles and great