Chapter

 1 3 |   visiting the caves of rocks or mountains, wood thickets, lovely gardens,
 2 5 |        the Himalaya, the king of mountains, four herbs, to wit: first,
 3 5 |        the Himalaya, the king of mountains. There he goes up and down
 4 11|       Kâla-mountain, without the mountains Mukilinda and great Mukilinda,
 5 11|          without other principal mountains, without great oceans, without
 6 18| outwardly and inwardly, with its mountains and woody thickets, down
 7 18|        all the horizon and other mountains, as well as the seas.~5.
 8 18|         cries of the denizens of mountains and glens; the tender notes
 9 18|      blossom in the glens of the mountains, as well as all creatures
10 18|      great horizon, on the chief mountains Meru and Sumeru, and the
11 22|          with its woods, oceans, mountains, springs, streams, tanks,
12 22|          the Sumeru, the king of mountains, Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña,
13 23|        of earth, is replete with mountains of Kâla, filled with gutters.
14 23|         Gridhrakûta, the king of mountains. At his arrival, he alighted
15 26|         Gridhrakûta, the king of mountains, and on approaching he humbly