Chapter

1 1 |     precious substances and sandal-wood, and which are furnished
2 2 | erected Stûpas from marble, sandal-wood, or eagle-wood; constructed
3 4 |    may build monasteries of sandal-wood, and after furnishing them
4 16|  refuges and monasteries of sandal-wood, and pleasant convent gardens
5 16|      extensive, made of red sandal-wood, with thirty-two pinnacles,
6 16|    excellent monasteries of sandal-wood, with thirty-two pinnacles,
7 22|     with trees of jewel and sandal-wood; inlaid with a multitude
8 22|    made a pyre of Uragasâra sandal-wood and burnt the body of the
9 22|     limbs a fragrance as of sandal-wood. Such temporal advantages