Chapter

 1 1 |   speak, is going to pour the endless rain of the law and refresh
 2 2 |        And if combined for an endless number of myriads of kotis
 3 2 |  Ginas and supreme Lords.~98. Endless shall be the skilfulness
 4 2 |  unhesitatingly set forth the endless forms of this one and sole
 5 5 |     plants and men(?) thrive, endless (and eternal) blossoms (
 6 7 |      of the Tathâgatas.~7. So endless, monks, is the knowledge
 7 7 | superior, rendered perfect in endless Æons. Thy benign wish of
 8 7 |  proceeded to speak of death, endless woe; all those evils spring
 9 7 |      multifarious, different, endless laws, than eighty myriads
10 7 | Sugata converted (or trained) endless beings.~87. After the Gina'
11 8 |  world, after the lapse of an endless period; he shall educate
12 8 | beings.~22. After seeing many endless Buddhas, he shall in future,
13 8 | future, after the lapse of an endless period, become the Gina
14 13|        So is that vision.~73. Endless, Mañgughosha, are the advantages
15 14| called Anantakâritra (i.e. of endless conduct), the Bodhisattva
16 14|      more yet there are, with endless trains; they have in their
17 14|      been able to perform the endless task of a Tathâgata, to
18 15|   myriads of kotis of beings, endless, to full ripeness in many
19 15|      my life is as long as an endless period; I have acquired
20 16|     this Buddha-state that is endless and has no limit, which
21 16| believes in it; this merit is endless.~31. He who renouncing doubt,
22 17|    great will be one's merit, endless, immeasurable, owing to
23 22|    who be, exist, live in the endless, limitless worlds in every