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 1 2 |   intellectual knowledge under immeasurable and innumerable blessed,
 2 3 |    than innumerable, enormous, immeasurable, and incomprehensible kalpa
 3 4 |       these Gathas:~"O thou of immeasurable light, whose knowledge is
 4 7 |  country eighty-one times more immeasurable, noble, and excellent than
 5 8 | knowledge.~17. "O Bhagavat, if immeasurable and innumerable blessed
 6 8 | innumerable blessed Buddhas in immeasurable Buddha countries do not
 7 8 |         if those beings who in immeasurable and innumerable Buddha countries,
 8 8 | worship the blessed Buddhas in immeasurable and innumerable Buddha countries,
 9 8 | visible by their splendour, in immeasurable, innumerable, inconceivable,
10 8 |   noble-minded Bodhisattvas in immeasurable, inconceivable, incomparable,
11 8 |       obtained Bodhi, women in immeasurable, innumerable, inconceivable,
12 8 |         the Bodhisatmas who in immeasurable, innumerable, inconceivable,
13 8 |      the Bodhisattvas will see immeasurable, innumerable, inconceivable,
14 8 |       one moment after another immeasurable, innumerable, inconceivable,
15 9 |         after having performed immeasurable kotis of vows and penances,
16 10|     niyutas of kotis of years, immeasurable, innumerable, inconceivable,
17 10|        duties of a Bodhisauva, immeasurable and innumerable hundreds
18 10|       means of speech. So many immeasurable and innumerable holy Buddhas
19 10|      and Mahabrahmans. So many immeasurable and innumerable Buddhas
20 10|       of a Bodhisattva, during immeasurable, innumerable, inconceivable,
21 12|          12. 'And his light is immeasurable, so that it is not easy
22 12|  Ananda, both these things are immeasurable, innumerable, inconceivable,
23 13|     that Tathagata Amitabha is immeasurable, so that it is not easy
24 13|        so many periods, called immeasurable, innumerable, countless,
25 13|      and receives the name of "immeasurable and innumerable."~
26 14|    Amitabha, the Tathagata, is immeasurable, so that it is not easy
27 14|       life of that Bhagavat is immeasurable indeed. Therefore that Tathagata
28 16|       the Law to beings in the immeasurable and innumerable worlds in
29 16|       they go their way to the immeasurable and innumerable worlds and
30 25|      Sukhavati is endowed with immeasurable good qualities and excellences.~
31 30|        of the ten quarters, in immeasurable and innumerable worlds,
32 32|     moved by the wind, reaches immeasurable worlds. And, O Ananda, for
33 32|      knowledge). And for those immeasurable, innumerable, inconceivable,
34 37|     lay up for themselves much immeasurable and innumerable merit. Again,
35 37|      having caused a great and immeasurable and innumerable stock of
36 41|        O Agita, the excellent, immeasurable, unfailing, unlimited wisdom,
37 41|    many, immense, innumerable, immeasurable stocks of merit to be amassed.