Chapter

 1 1 |         are brightened as by the celestial coral trees in full blossom.~
 2 1 | meditation.~62. And there fell a celestial rain of Mandâravas, while
 3 3 |          High aloft they whirled celestial clothes and struck hundred
 4 3 |      struck hundred thousands of celestial musical instruments and
 5 7 |         cardinal points made the celestial drums of the gods resound;
 6 7 |    uninterruptedly resound those celestial musical instruments up to
 7 7 |         of the (possession of a) celestial body; the word of the Gina
 8 7 |      large as Mount Sumeru, with celestial flowers, and went through
 9 7 |         what is foreboded by the celestial cars shining with such uncommon
10 7 |          that by his power these celestial cars are in such a condition
11 7 |      large as Mount Sumeru, with celestial flowers, and went through
12 7 |      hell was prevailing and the celestial bodies constantly went on
13 7 |        to-day (or now) all these celestial cars are so brilliant; this
14 7 |      large as Mount Sumeru, with celestial flowers, and went through
15 11|         and width, consisting of celestial gems, glittering and beautiful.
16 16|          the audience. A rain of celestial powder of sandal and agallochum.
17 16|    Stûpas of relics with diverse celestial and earthly flowers, incense,
18 17|         yoked with bulls, and of celestial aerial cars. If further
19 18|        gods and the fragrance of celestial flowers, such as Erythrina,
20 22|          Mâra the Fiend, nor the celestial beings called Mârakâyikas,