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 1 4 |     knowledge is endless and incomparable; not any other light can
 2 4 |   the sand of the Ganga, the incomparable lords. (6)~"Whatever worlds
 3 4 |      in this world. There is incomparable happiness arising from Nirvana,
 4 8 |  innumerable, inconceivable, incomparable, immense Buddha countries,
 5 8 |  innumerable, inconceivable, incomparable worlds, should not all be
 6 8 | immeasurable, inconceivable, incomparable, immense Buddha countries
 7 8 |  innumerable, inconceivable, incomparable, immense Buddha countries
 8 8 |  innumerable, inconceivable, incomparable, immense Buddha countries
 9 8 |  innumerable, inconceivable, incomparable, immense, blessed Buddhas
10 8 |  innumerable, inconceivable, incomparable, immense, blessed Buddhas,
11 9 | endowed with the ten powers, incomparable, worthy of offerings.~2. "
12 9 |     after having reached the incomparable and blessed Bodhi, may I
13 9 |      The lord of vast light, incomparable and infinite, has illuminated
14 10|  innumerable, inconceivable, incomparable, measureless, immense, inexpressible;
15 10|  innumerable, inconceivable, incomparable, immense, measureless, inexpressible
16 12|  Atulyaprabha, (possessed of incomparable light), Abhibhuyanarendrabhutrayendraprabha (
17 13|      innumerable, countless, incomparable, inconceivable. Now, for
18 31|      thoughts jubilant, with incomparable joy, and proclaim their
19 32|  innumerable, inconceivable, incomparable, measureless, immense, and
20 38|     indeed inconceivable and incomparable, viz. first, the virtues