Chapter

 1 1 |        for supreme enlightenment.~33. Some sons of the Gina,
 2 3 |    uttered the following stanzas:~33. The wheel of the law was
 3 4 |           I lost a long time ago.~33. It is now fully fifty years-and
 4 5 |           these are called trees.~33. Those who move forward
 5 6 |     Sugatas worship their Stûpas.~33. In honour of those most
 6 7 |       living was without Buddha'.~33. It was deprived of the
 7 8 |         world as I do at present.~33. Thus, Kâsyapa, keep now
 8 10|       number to keep him company.~33. Such are the advantages
 9 11|         like sands of the Ganges,~33. Performs something not
10 13|          the strength of charity.~33. Day and night the wise
11 14| pronounced the following stanzas:~33. Be attentive all, young
12 16|  inconceivably long life of mine.~33. They will bow their heads (
13 18|      power of his organ of smell.~33. By the smell he tracks
14 24|          shines as the Sâla-king.~33. The Leader of the world,