Chapter

 1 3 |      of fire; come, lest ye be burnt in that mass of fire, and
 2 3 |     sees how the creatures are burnt, tormented, vexed, distressed
 3 3 | despondency, by which they are burnt, tormented, vexed, distressed.
 4 3 |       this triple world ye are burnt, heated, inflamed with the
 5 3 |        poor devils move about, burnt by the fire; while burning
 6 22|      last) vow, and thereafter burnt his own body with the object
 7 22|      Uragasâra sandal-wood and burnt the body of the Tathâgata.
 8 22|       he saw that the body was burnt to ashes and the fire extinct,
 9 22|   eighty-four thousand Stûpas, burnt his own arm which was marked
10 22|      of good family, cannot be burnt by fire, nor swept away