Chapter

 1 3 |      thickets, lovely gardens, rivers, and roots of trees, I always
 2 7 |       sands of sixty thousand (rivers like the) Ganges were the
 3 11|  without great oceans, without rivers and great rivers, without
 4 11|       without rivers and great rivers, without bodies of gods,
 5 14|      the sands of sixty Ganges rivers, forming the train of one
 6 14|      the sands of sixty Ganges rivers, each of these Bodhisattvas
 7 14|      the sands of sixty Ganges rivers; (each had) a troop, a great
 8 14|      the sands of sixty Ganges rivers, who emerged from the gaps
 9 14|      the sands of fifty Ganges rivers; much more there were to
10 14|      the sands of forty Ganges rivers; Of 30, 20, 10, 5, 4, 3,
11 21|     the sands of eighty Ganges rivers; dost thou think, Bhaishagyarâga,
12 21|      sands of sixty-two Ganges rivers. All these Buddhas would
13 22|     sands of seventytwo Ganges rivers. His spiritual rule was
14 22|         like the ocean for the rivers, like a torch for the dispelling
15 22|       the sands of seventy-two rivers Ganges. So perfect will
16 23|       to the sands of eighteen rivers Ganges, became illuminated.
17 24|  carried off by the current of rivers, should implore the Bodhisattva
18 24| Mahâsattva Avalokitesvara, all rivers will afford them a ford.