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 1 2 |          indeed is your question, good your philosophy, and beautiful
 2 5 |  comprehend the perfection of all good qualities of a Buddha country!'~'
 3 5 | perfection of all excellences and good qualities of a Buddha country? "~'
 4 5 |           excellences and all the good qualities of Buddha countries
 5 5 |          enlightened, knowing the good disposition of that Bhikshu,
 6 5 |           all the excellences and good qualities of Buddha countries
 7 6 |           all the excellences and good qualities of those Buddha
 8 6 |           all the excellences and good qualities of the Buddha
 9 7 |           all the excellences and good qualities of the Buddha
10 7 |         for the perfection of the good qualities of a Buddha country."~'
11 7 |     inconceivable excellencis and good qualities.~
12 8 |         hear at the same time the good Law from a hundred thousand
13 8 |      obstruction and abuse of the good Law, then may I not obtain
14 9 |   completed a hundred thousand of good works, he, in his assembly,
15 10|         the pure Law. And for the good of all beings, he recited
16 10|     rousing others to perform all good laws, producing by his activity
17 10|          was adorned with all the good signs and marks, there arose
18 15|     Amitabha is prosperous, rich, good to live in, fertile, lovely,
19 25|         endowed with immeasurable good qualities and excellences.~
20 27|           and unmeasured stock of good works grow, turning their
21 27|          any son or daughter of a good family should wish -What?-
22 27|           direct the stock of his good works towards being born
23 28|         unmeasured stock of their good works, the Tathagata Amitabha,
24 34|          of endless and boundless good qualities.~
25 37|          and innumerable stock of good works to ripen, and having
26 37|      given, owing to the stock of good works produced under former
27 38|           knowledge, rich in many good qualities, delighting in
28 38|       their patiently bearing the good and evil deeds of all beings,
29 38|           of the virtues of those good people would not be reached,
30 40|        the array of ornaments and good qualities in that Buddha
31 43|         widely making it known. A good copy of it should be kept,
32 43|        perfection of the array of good qualities peculiar to his
33 43|      until the destruction of the good Law, such-like excellent
34 43|       will certainly produce much good work, so that it is difficult
35 44|          people who have not done good; but those who are heroes