Chapter

 1 1 |       nymphs, Kinnaras, and those occupied with serving the Sugata
 2 3 |      roots of trees, I always was occupied with the same and ever-reeurring
 3 3 |       sticks; they are constantly occupied with thoughts of eating,
 4 4 |          sum total, and is always occupied in his mind with all that
 5 5 |         sitting, I am exclusively occupied with this task of proclaiming
 6 7 |        enlightenment and had just occupied the summit of the terrace
 7 7 |        and no sooner had the Lord occupied the seat of enlightenment
 8 7 |           As soon as the Lord had occupied the seat of the law, monks,
 9 7 |        Abhigñâgñânâbhibhû, having occupied the terrace of enlightenment,
10 10|        and the lofty Buddha-field occupied by him, in order to make
11 10|        robe of the Tathâgata, and occupied the pulpit of the Tathâgata.
12 11|      arriving one after the other occupied the throne near the foot
13 11|     worlds in each direction were occupied by those Tathâgatas from
14 11|     thrones which are perpetually occupied by them and brightened as
15 12| Cruel-minded and wicked men, only occupied with household cares, will
16 13|      Again he sees his own person occupied with meditating on the law
17 16|          Sakya race, after he had occupied his seat on the terrace