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 1 1 |           her train; (further) with eighty thousand Bodhisattvas, all
 2 1 |           and Dharanidhara; besides eighty thousand Bodhisattvas, among
 3 1 |       Mahâsattva Varaprabha; during eighty intermediate kalpas did
 4 1 |     Varaprabha, expounded for fully eighty intermediate kalpas the
 5 2 | enlightenment, here standing, fully eighty thousand in number;~31.
 6 3 |             of the great Seers, the eighty excellent specific signs,
 7 7 |             appearest in the world. Eighty hundred complete Æons this
 8 7 |    constantly went on waning during eighty hundred complete Æons.~34.
 9 7 |       Kakravartin, to the number of eighty hundred thousand myriads
10 7 |       different, endless laws, than eighty myriads of kotis of creatures
11 10|             Lord then addressed the eighty thousand Bodhisattvas Mahasattvas
12 11|           signs of a great man, the eighty lesser marks, the gold-coloured
13 12|             Lord looked towards the eighty hundred thousand Bodhisattvas
14 17|        spending his gifts for fully eighty years. Then, Agita, that
15 17|         grey-haired, old, decrepit, eighty years of age, and near the
16 17|            them he satisfies during eighty years.~4. Then seeing that
17 21|    Tathâgatas equal to the sands of eighty Ganges rivers; dost thou
18 22|             had a great assembly of eighty kotis of Bodhisattvas Mahâsattvas
19 22|   Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña, eighty worlds equal to the sands
20 22|             True Law, consisting of eighty hundred thousand myriads
21 25|            Law. At the end of those eighty four thousand years, young