Chapter

 1 1 |         Stûpas, numerous as the sand of the Ganges, which have
 2 1 | Numerous Bodhisattvas, like the sand of the Ganges, who are spending
 3 1 |      enlightenment, numerous as sand of the Ganges, applied themselves
 4 2 |          as incalculable as the sand of the Ganges, with undivided
 5 2 |      fall back, numerous as the sand of the Ganges, were to investigate
 6 2 |        thousands of kotis, like sand of the of the Ganges; and
 7 2 |         here and there heaps of sand with the intention of dedicating
 8 2 |      are standing Buddhas, like sand of the Ganges, honoured
 9 3 |      kotis of Æons equal to the sand of the Ganges he shall be
10 4 |     Æons as there are grains of sand in the Ganges.~57. One may
11 4 |     Æons as there are grains of sand in the Ganges-even then
12 9 |     shall beings like grains of sand of the Ganges produce in
13 10|        long as he sees that the sand being dug out is dry and
14 10|      some time he sees that the sand being dug out is moist,
15 10|        again and again only dry sand is being dug up.~18. On
16 10|        far off is the dry white sand which appears in digging.~
17 10|        sees again and again the sand moist and smooth, he gets
18 10|         as from the moisture of sand may be inferred that water
19 22|      ago as there are grains of sand in the river Ganges, there