Chapter

 1 1 |      slaves, horses, and sheep;~15. As well as litters adorned
 2 2 |        or rather a new career];~15. If the whole world were
 3 3 |       world including the gods.~15. When I first heard the
 4 4 |      hundreds of living beings.~15. His trustees stand round
 5 5 |      their blossoms and fruits.~15. They yield their products,
 6 6 |        been put into your hand.~15. Quite so, O hero, we were
 7 7 |  uttered the following stanzas:~15. Preach the law, O thou
 8 8 |         name of Dharmaprabhâsa.~15. And his field shall always
 9 9 |     have reached the knowledge.~15. All shall bear the same
10 10|      and divine kinds of touch,~15. If such a one, by his paying
11 11|      this Sûtra being preached.~15. Here on this seat you see
12 12|     will I proclaim this Sûtra.~15. I do not care for my body
13 13| constantly think of the Buddha.~15. Herewith have I shown the
14 14|     four, three, or two Ganges.~15. There are others more numerous
15 15|    replete with number of woes.~15. Ay, many kotis of years
16 16|        in thousands of stanzas.~15. Such a marvellous, extraordinary,
17 17|      hear what results from it.~15. His body is very fair;
18 18|     conversing with each other.~15. He apprehends all the sounds,
19 24|  quickly fly in all directions.~15. If a man is surrounded