Chapter

 1 3 | cessation of existence, free, in short, from all false views, who
 2 4 |  garlands of jewels; sitting (in short) in great pomp. The poor
 3 4 |          we hear to-day.~2. In a short moment we have acquired
 4 4 |      gods, Mâras and Brahmas, in short, of all beings.~55. Who
 5 10|     bowing and joining hands; in short, Bhaishagyarâga, any young
 6 14|          possible that within so short a moment, within the lapse
 7 14|           within the lapse of so short a time so many Bodhisattvas,
 8 14|         the Tathâgata, within so short a lapse of time, been able
 9 14|         the Tathâgata, within so short a time, been able to rouse
10 14|          town of Gayâ. That is a short time ago, O Lord of the
11 16|         shall believe even for a short moment, shall obtain such
12 18|        are heard by him.~20. (In short), he perceives the voices
13 23|   Sûryâvarta (i.e. sun-turn); in short, he had acquired many hundred
14 23|           the Tathâgata, &c., is short of stature, and so are the