Chapter

 1 1 |      of precious substances.~18. Some, again, give their
 2 2 |     to lie beyond their ken.~18. Profound are the laws of
 3 3 |      it through skilfulness;~18. How the many future Buddhas
 4 4 |      the street of the poor.~18. The rich man on the throne
 5 5 |     this world like a cloud.~18. I shall refresh all beings
 6 6 |    days to come be a Buddha.~18. After having seen of most
 7 7 |    in the following stanzas:~18. Our aerial cars to-day (
 8 8 |  qualifications of an Arhat.~18. And all beings in that
 9 9 |    if sprinkled with nectar.~18. We have no doubt, no uncertainty
10 10|    dry sand is being dug up.~18. On seeing which he thinks:
11 11| without overmuch difficulty.~18. One who after grasping
12 12|    many and manifold abuses.~18. Yet mindful of the command
13 13|     they have never existed;~18. This is called the observance
14 14|   hundreds of kotis of Æons.~18. Many more yet there are,
15 15|      are rare (or precious).~18. Such is the glorious power
16 16|    the five perfect virtues;~18. Let him, during eight thousand
17 18|     he hears them severally.~18. The Bodhisattva who preaches
18 24|   world, including the gods.~18. As he is thoroughly practised