Chapter

 1 1 |               harems, and continents, left all their counsellors and
 2 1 |             prince and not yet having left home (to embrace the ascetic
 3 1 |            they saw that the Lord had left his home to become an ascetic,
 4 3 |               the law. My burning has left me, O Lord, now that I have
 5 5 |           there be for those who have left the triple world one Nirvâna,
 6 7 |             princes, I repeat, monks, left their toys, their amusements,
 7 7 |         thousand times round him from left to right, strewing (flowers)
 8 7 |           youths, had, full of faith, left home to lead the vagrant
 9 7 |          evils which must be crossed, left, shunned. It ought not to
10 11|            turn round that Stûpa from left to right or humbly salute
11 14|             the Tathâgatas, &c., from left to right, and celebrated
12 14|               the Tathâgata, after he left, when a prince royal, Kapilavastu,
13 15|           young of age, monks; having left my father's home, monks,
14 15|            full of bounty! now are we left without a protector. Fully
15 15|               of Æons, and I have not left this Gridhrakûta for other
16 22|  circumambulated him seven times from left to right, stretched the
17 23|             circumambulating him from left to right, vanished from
18 23| circumambulating him seven times from left to right, he offered him
19 24|              right, at another to the left of the Chief Amitabha, whom
20 25| circumarnbulated him three times from left to right and took their
21 26|          seven circumambulations from left to right, and said to the