Chapter

 1 1 |    beautiful flowers, to serve as places of daily recreation,~40.
 2 2 |         rattle of tymbals at such places in order to celebrate the
 3 2 |          whirl retained in dismal places, plunged in affliction incessantly
 4 2 |         certain times, at certain places, somehow do the leaders
 5 2 |         albeit sometimes, at some places, and somehow it is met with,
 6 3 |        hunger go about in several places to feed upon their prey,
 7 4 |          of the circumstances (or places) of (all) beings he indicates
 8 7 |      those spheres, in the dreary places of dark gloom, where even
 9 7 |       they possess, even in those places a great lustre arose instantly.
10 7 |    enlightenment and reach divine places. Let all shake off their
11 8 | Buddha-field shall be exempt from places of punishment and from womankind,
12 8 | despondency they descend into all places of existence (successively),
13 8 |         be there, nor fear of the places of punishments or of dismal
14 13|          wrestlers, nor resort to places whither others flock for
15 14|         are assiduous in shunning places of bustle; they walk detached,