Chapter

 1 1 |      earth is, on every side, replete with splendour, and all
 2 3 |   quiet, abounding with food, replete with many races of men;
 3 4 |      the putrid heap of dirt, replete with faeces and urine; I
 4 6 |       and the host of demons, replete with numerous men and gods,
 5 6 | strewn with detached flowers, replete with gods and men, frequented
 6 7 |   place of refuge or shelter, replete with wild beasts, deprived
 7 11|   with strings of fine cloth, replete with many hundred thousands
 8 11|    those Buddha-fields seemed replete with hundred thousands of
 9 11|   moment the whole sphere was replete with Tathâgatas, but the
10 14|   hundred thousands of worlds replete with Bodhisattvas. The four
11 15|      most terrific, wretched, replete with number of woes.~15.
12 23|  downs, consists of earth, is replete with mountains of Kâla,