Chapter

 1 2 |       steadily looking up to the tree there (standing).~113. Keeping
 2 3 |     compartment having its jewel tree always and perpetually filled
 3 7 | enlightenment at the foot of the tree of enlightenment during
 4 7 | enlightenment at the foot of the tree of enlightenment, continuing
 5 7 |        throne at the foot of the tree of enlightenment, surrounded
 6 7 |    overwhclming both him and the tree of enlightenment, over a
 7 9 |         foot of the most exalted tree, become Buddhas, after they
 8 11|     close to the foot of a jewel tree. Each of the jewel trees
 9 11|        At the foot of each jewel tree stood prepared a throne,
10 11|  proportion. At the foot of each tree stood prepared a throne,
11 11|     throne near the foot of each tree, and sat cross-legged. In
12 11|    throne at the foot of a jewel tree.~At that moment the Tathâgatas
13 11|        sit down at the foot of a tree made of seven precious substances,
14 13|          throne at the foot of a tree to seek enlightenment, he
15 14|         Gayâ, at the foot of the tree, and put in motion the allsurpassing
16 16|          towards the foot of the tree of enlightenment in order
17 16|          towards the foot of the tree to arrive at superior, blessed
18 18|       those growing on the coral tree.~40. By the power of his
19 20|    throne at the foot of a jewel tree, and the Lord Sâkyamuni,
20 20|         a town, at the foot of a tree or in a palace, in a building
21 22|         jewels. Under each jewel tree, at a distance not farther
22 25|        of law at the foot of the tree of enlightenment; he extensively