Chapter

 1 1 |    all their wealth in giving alms, who have the strength of
 2 2 |      of the Tathâgatas, given alms, followed the moral precepts,
 3 4 |     the Sugata; one may spend alms during as many Æons as there
 4 11| Pâramitâs), bestowing immense alms: gold, money, gems, pearls,
 5 13|     alone in order to receive alms, unless having the Tathâgata
 6 16|       wit, perfect charity in alms, perfect morality, perfect
 7 16|      continue giving repeated alms to Buddhas and disciples;~
 8 16|  shall crown it by charity in alms, morality, forbearance,
 9 17|    man in the habit of giving alms to myriads of kotis of beings,
10 22|       world should give it in alms to all Buddhas, Bodhisattvas,
11 22|     substances, bestows it in alms on all Buddhas, Bodhisattvas,