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 1 8 |    beauty, at least a hundred yoganas in height, then may I not
 2 12|       thirty, forty, or fifty yoganas in length, or a hundred
 3 12|  thousand or hundred thousand yoganas in length, until their brightness
 4 12|  thousand niyutas of kotis of yoganas in length. There is not,
 5 13|     than eighty-four thousand yoganas, one single drop of water
 6 13| Ananda said: 'Even a thousand yoganas, O Bhagavat, would be a
 7 16|     two, three, four, or five yoganas in circumference; nay, there
 8 18|  twenty, thirty, forty, fifty yoganas in breadth, and up to twelve
 9 18|     breadth, and up to twelve yoganas in depth. All these rivers
10 31|      extending over a hundred yoganas, and the beautiful country
11 32|     Bodhi-tree is ten hundred yoganas in height, having petals,
12 32|     spread over eight hundred yoganas, having a circumference
13 32|      the root of five hundred yoganas, always in leaf, always
14 34|     hundred thousand kotis of yoganas; barring always the two
15 37|       umbrella of flowers ten yoganas in circumference. And when
16 37|   umbrellas of flowers twenty yoganas in circumference. There
17 37|       thirty, forty, or fifty yoganas in circumference, as far
18 39|     hundred thousand kotis of yoganas. And that Bhagavat Amitabha,
19 40|       over a hundred thousand yoganas in the sky, walking about