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 1 4 | incomparable lords. (6)~"Whatever worlds there are, similar (in number)
 2 4 |       vigour. (9)~"I, knowing the worlds of the ten quarters, possessed
 3 8 |      thousand niyutas of kotis of worlds, then may I not obtain the
 4 8 |      three millions of spheres of worlds', after having become Pratyekabuddhas,
 5 8 |        perfect knowledge in other worlds, and who, after having heard
 6 8 |           of a Bodhisattva in all worlds, who wish to serve all Buddhas,
 7 8 |       inconceivable, incomparable worlds, should not all be filled
 8 8 |           heard my name, in other worlds, should not obtain the Samadhi
 9 9 |         this sphere of a thousand worlds tremble, and may a shower
10 12|            the lords of the three worlds), Srantasankayendusuryagihmikaranaprabha (
11 16|      immeasurable and innumerable worlds in the eastern quarter.
12 16|      immeasurable and innumerable worlds and teach the Law to beings
13 30|      immeasurable and innumerable worlds, glorify the name of the
14 31|           who have come from many worlds to Sukhavati in order to
15 31|       quickly come here from many worlds into my presence, never
16 32|        wind, reaches immeasurable worlds. And, O Ananda, for those
17 44|         of the Lords of the three worlds.~4. 'As a blind man in darkness
18 45|     proper order be born in other worlds, as Tathagatas, called Mantgusvara (
19 46|   universe (the three millions of worlds) trembled in six ways. And