Chapter

 1 3 |      the gods. Preach it in all quarters.~106. And if some one speaks
 2 5 |         rain look bright in all quarters;~38. So it is the very nature
 3 7 |       and went through the four quarters successively until they
 4 7 |  teacher), a master; to-day all quarters are blessed.~22. We have
 5 7 |       of fields, along the four quarters; a Buddha will certainly
 6 7 |       and went through the four quarters successively until they
 7 7 |       and went through the four quarters successively until they
 8 7 |         past were void, and all quarters wrapt in darkness, as the
 9 8 |     voice far resounding in all quarters, waited upon by thousands
10 9 |     shall widely resound in all quarters of the world.~4. The duration
11 11|        by the Tathâgatas in all quarters, in different Buddha-fields,
12 11|   Tathâgata-frames which in all quarters, in several Buddha-fields
13 11|       and sat down in the eight quarters. Thereupon thirty kotis
14 11|   Tathâgatas from all the eight quarters. Then, seated on their thrones,
15 11|   Leaders of the world over all quarters, (a fragrance) by which,
16 11| perpetually wanders through the quarters and intermediate quarters
17 11|       quarters and intermediate quarters in order to hear such a
18 11|        the best law in the four quarters, and had promulgated with
19 11|      chief guardian of the four quarters; 4. the rank of Kakravartin;
20 16|         and in the intermediate quarters, so immense and incalculable
21 22|      thy lustre sparkles in all quarters! After having anciently