Chapter

 1 3 |          creatures, so that their bodies are big, then they commence
 2 3 | threatened with sticks, and their bodies are emaciated from hunger
 3 3 |         fools become animals with bodies of five hundred yoganas,
 4 4 |          looking up to him, their bodies bent, bent down and inclined,
 5 5 |          refresh all beings whose bodies are withered, who are clogged
 6 6 |   venerable Mahâ-Kâtyâyana, their bodies trembling, gazed up to the
 7 7 |      prevailing and the celestial bodies constantly went on waning
 8 7 |          ghosts.~51. The heavenly bodies were on the wane; after
 9 8 |        spiritual life, have ideal bodies, be self-lighting, magical,
10 8 |        possessed of gold-coloured bodies, and adorned with the thirty-two
11 11|         and great rivers, without bodies of gods, men, and demons,
12 11|        great oceans, &c.; without bodies of gods, &c. All those Buddha-fields
13 11|         above]. They were without bodies of gods, &c. [as above];
14 11|           here see) are my proper bodies, by thousands of kotis,
15 14|   Bodhisattvas with gold-coloured bodies and the thirty-two characteristic
16 14|           under the form of great bodies'?~7. All are great Seers,
17 15|         creatures leave off their bodies, then I assemble the crowd
18 18|          the odour exhaled by the bodies of all Devanikâyas, Brahmakâyikas,
19 20|  Bodhisattvas, with gold-coloured bodies and possessed of the thirty-two
20 23|          easy to be healed; their bodies are clean; They are not