Chapter

 1 1 |        the relics of the Ginas.~44. 1 see thousands of kotis
 2 2 |        gladdened all creatures.~44. I utter both Sûtras and
 3 3 | creatures of every description.~44. Further, one may meet in
 4 4 |     however, we cannot believe.~44. We have put aside all aspiration
 5 5 |       all leaders of the world.~44. What I here say is true
 6 7 |     with the following stanzas:~44. What may be the cause,
 7 8 |          nor even cared for it.~44. But the Friend of the world
 8 11|      Sûtra called the True Law.~44. He said to me: If thou
 9 13|       he will escape hindrance.~44. The wise man who has heard
10 14|     with the following stanzas:~44. When thou wert born in
11 16|      infinitely varied worship.~44. He has built many kotis
12 18|         or staying at the time.~44. By smell he apprehends