Chapter

 1 1 |        but rarely met with in the lapse of myriads of kotis of Æons.'~
 2 7 |           Again, monks, after the lapse of ten intermediate kalpas
 3 7 |           of those novices at the lapse of twenty thousand Æons,
 4 7 |        Ganges.~Now, monks, at the lapse of eighty-four thousand
 5 7 |      highest place.~63. After the lapse of ten intermediate kalpas
 6 8 |           of the world, after the lapse of an endless period; he
 7 8 |        shall in future, after the lapse of an endless period, become
 8 13| enlightenment, he will, after the lapse of seven days, arrive at
 9 14|        short a moment, within the lapse of so short a time so many
10 14|      Tathâgata, within so short a lapse of time, been able to perform
11 15|           I have mentioned in the lapse of time (preached), (from
12 20|         thousand years. After the lapse of that millennium those