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 1 1 |        stanzas:~57. I remember a past period, inconceivable, illimited
 2 2 |    Tathâgatas, &c., who in times past existed in countless, innumerable
 3 2 |      have heard the law from the past Tathâgatas, &c., have all
 4 2 |   Tathâgatas also, living in the past for innumerable Æons, the
 5 3 |         of kotis of Buddhas, the past Ginas who have come to final
 6 7 |           Of yore, monks, in the past, incalculable, more than
 7 7 |         liken the number of Æons past.~5. So immense is the number
 8 7 |          number of kotis of Æons past since that extinct Sugata;
 9 7 |          intermediate kalpas now past; thou hast been sitting
10 7 |     appeared in hundreds of Æons past. Either some god has been
11 7 | inconceivable number of Æons now past were void, and all quarters
12 8 |     remember, monks, that in the past, in the times of the ninety-nine
13 9 |       the vow he had made in the past, he felt pleased, exultant,
14 11|         Of yore, monks, in times past I have, unwearied and without
15 11|          I have a remembrance of past ages when I was Dhârmika,
16 13|         by all Buddhas. With the past, future, and present Tathâgata,
17 19|           Mahâsthâmaprâpta, at a past period, before incalculable
18 19|         stanzas:~1. I remember a past period, when king Bhîshmasvara,
19 20|       quarter.~9. The future and past Buddhas stationed in the
20 22|         man of good family, at a past epoch, at a time (as many)
21 22|        whether under training or past it, to all disciples, Pratyekabuddhas,
22 23|         man of good family, at a past period there appeared in
23 25|         men of good family, at a past epoch, incalculable, more