Chapter

 1 1 |         of Râhula, along with her train; (further) with eighty thousand
 2 1 |     thirty thousand gods in their train, viz. the great ruler Virûdhaka,
 3 1 |           kotis of Nigas in their train, viz. the Nâga king Nanda,
 4 11|          difficult; nor is it, to train at the present time monks,
 5 14|        Ganges rivers, forming the train of one Bodhisattva; and
 6 14|          an equal number in their train, who at the end of time,
 7 14|          these Bodhisattvas had a train of thousands of Bodhisattvas
 8 14| Bodhisattvas Mahâsattvas having a train of Bodhisattvas similar
 9 14| Bodhisattvas Mahâsattvas having a train of Bodhisattvas similar
10 14| Bodhisattvas Mahâsattvas having a train of many hundred thousand
11 14|         the world, has an immense train, like the sands of the Ganges.~
12 14|       sands of the Ganges.~9. The train of (each) glorious Bodhisattva
13 14|       numerous, with an unlimited train, like the sands of fifty,
14 14|        Ganges;~12, 13. Who have a train equal to the (sands of)
15 14|           Buddha, who have each a train (equal to the sands) of
16 14|        are others who have each a train of pupils and companions
17 14|      tenth, one twentieth, is the train of those heroes, those mighty
18 25|      Vimaladatta and her numerous train of women, the two young
19 26|        with six tusks, and with a train of Bodhisattvas betake myself