Chapter

 1 6 |        impossible to terminate the calculation. Many hundred thousand myriads
 2 6 |         are so numerous as to pass calculation and measure; gifted with
 3 6 |      disciples, beyond measure and calculation, will in that field adorn
 4 7 |           of it, is it possible by calculation to find the end or limit
 5 7 |          might, indeed, be able by calculation to find the end or limit
 6 7 |         numerous as to surpass all calculation.~Meanwhile, monks, the sixteen
 7 8 |           of disciples, beyond all calculation, mighty in magic, powerful,
 8 9 |        which is not to be found by calculation. So many hundred thousand
 9 16|   thousandth part; it admits of no calculation, no counting, no reckoning,
10 17|          000 part; it admits of no calculation, no counting, no reckoning,
11 23| Sarvarûpasandarsana, it was beyond calculation.~Then the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
12 26|         Mahâsattvas surpassing all calculation, amid the stirring of fields,