Chapter

 1 1 |        his Nirvâna was near at hand.~82. To comfort so inconceivably
 2 4 |    takes a basket in his right hand, smears his body with dust,
 3 4 |        of his death is near at hand. He says to the poor man:
 4 6 |    that has been put into your hand.~15. Quite so, O hero, we
 5 7 |  without once moving thy body, hand, foot, or any other part.~
 6 8 |     even, like the palm of the hand, consist of seven precious
 7 10|     their heads stroked by the hand of the Tathâgata, those
 8 11|     time (of death), is now at hand; the Tathâgata longs for
 9 14|       with a magic wand in his hand would try for a number of
10 15|        term of life is near at hand; but be not sorry, young
11 16| excepted; let us, on the other hand, suppose the case, Agita,
12 19|       of his death was near at hand. On hearing that voice from
13 22|      smooth as the palm of the hand. Its floor consisted of
14 24|        of good family, (on one hand) some one adoring the Bodhisattva
15 24|        his name; (on the other hand) another adoring a number
16 25|       level as the palm of the hand, and consist of lapis lazuli.
17 26|   Sâkyamuni will have laid his hand upon their head, and they
18 27|       hands with his own right hand, which had become strong