Chapter

 1 1 |       with gems, while Buddhas of infinite sight are appearing.~56.
 2 1 |           inconceivable, immense, infinite, countless Æons, more than
 3 1 |         creatures; he educated an infinite number of kotis of beings,
 4 1 |       excellent Exposition of the Infinite.' There on his seat of the
 5 1 |           his Stûpas there was an infinite number of myriads of kotis.~
 6 7 |      wheel, O thou whose sight is infinite! Rarely art thou met in (
 7 7 |         prayer, he whose sight is infinite exposed the multifarious
 8 7 |        gates, and inhabited by an infinite number of men and women.~
 9 9 |          the Buddhas, by means of infinite comparisons and examples,
10 16|           the Leaders is, and how infinite the duration of their life!~
11 16|           become Ginas seeing the infinite.~5. Among those who hear
12 16|            immense, incalculable, infinite. just as the element of
13 20| inconceivable as the qualities of infinite space are the merits of